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At the primary level, the introduction of AI learning has come not a day too soon. Getty images
EditorialBack to school, with AI on the syllabus

Pupils return to classrooms with a pivot towards a new futuristic education system

EditorialAugust 25, 2025
A protester at a pro-Palestine demonstration in Mumbai. The international community isn't doing enough to end the war in Gaza. EPA
EditorialPalestinian statehood hangs by a thread. The world must act now to save it

Israel's actions in Gaza and the West Bank are reaching an inflection point

EditorialAugust 22, 2025
Pupils during Arabic based classes at the new Arabic Institute at American Community School Abu Dhabi. Victor Besa / The National
EditorialPreserving Arabic is key, and it should start in the classroom

The UAE has made a critical decision ahead of the new school year

EditorialAugust 21, 2025
A vast natural sinkhole south of Mosul is believed to have been turned into Iraq's largest mass grave by ISIS. Ismael Adnan for The National
EditorialA huge excavation in Iraq gives hope for ISIS victims, if the state can deliver

Evidence collection has been made much harder since Baghdad ended a UN team's mandate to investigate ISIS crimes

EditorialAugust 19, 2025
People in the northern Syrian town of Qamishli celebrate after the SDF signed a deal to integrate into Syria's state institutions. Reuters
EditorialRealising the deal between the SDF and Damascus is critical to Syria's future

National unity should now be the priority of all of Syria's armed groups

EditorialAugust 18, 2025
Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence orientation for its first cohort of undergraduate students in Masdar City, Abu Dhabi. Victor Besa / The National
EditorialHow the UAE's young people look set to guide the AI era

Instead of regarding the technology as an obstacle, developing an education system that familiarises students with AI principles empowers them

EditorialAugust 15, 2025
Melting polar ice is set to open up new maritime transport routes and allow greater access to its natural resources. Getty
EditorialAs the Arctic heats up, the UAE has a valuable role to play

The Emirates' commitment to international collaboration is borne out by the country’s growing number of polar partnerships

EditorialAugust 14, 2025
President Ahmad Al Shara with Jordan's King Abdullah II in Amman on February 26. Reuters
EditorialSyrian violence is threatening to derail its recovery

Video of Sweida murder reveals the challenges facing those who are keen to invest in the country

EditorialAugust 13, 2025
Palestinians inspect the destroyed tent where journalists were killed by an Israeli airstrike on Sunday. Since Israeli forces invaded Gaza following the Hamas-led attacks nearly two years ago, the list of dead non-combatants has continued to grow. AP
EditorialGaza journalists' deaths fit Israel's pattern of lethal force

As with the killing of so many other non-combatants, independently verifiable evidence of purported involvement with militants has yet to materialise

EditorialAugust 12, 2025
Fertility rates in the UAE continue to decline, with experts citing a focus on career over family as a crucial factor. AP
EditorialMore couples should be able to afford IVF

Couples trying to conceive shouldn't have to bear the added stress of a heavy financial burden

EditorialAugust 11, 2025
Digital Dubai recently launched the first-ever virtual 'Emirati family' created using AI. Photo: Dubai Media Office
EditorialHow Dubai's 'AI family' forms part of a global conversation

The debut of a digital Emirati household is a novel way of engaging the public and learning how people interact with this developing technology

EditorialAugust 08, 2025
Ethiopian migrants walk on the shores of Ras Al Ara, Yemen, after disembarking from a boat in 2019. So long as peace and stability elude Yemen, more migrants will die on their way there or face violence and abuse even if they make it. AP
EditorialWithout peace in Yemen more Red Sea migrants will die

A divided, impoverished country will struggle to rescue people at sea or hold smugglers and traffickers to account

EditorialAugust 07, 2025
Right to left, Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon, Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, Jordan's King Abdullah II and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas pictured in Egypt on February 8, 2005. Six months later, Mr Sharon would order the dismantling of Israeli settlements in Gaza. Balkis Press
EditorialA Gaza takeover would be a strategic mistake for Israel

Benjamin Netanyahu may yet turn away from embracing a lethal nostalgia for conquest and resettlement but by hinting that it may be a possibility, he emboldens those who seek war without end

EditorialAugust 06, 2025
Solid infrastructure, technical innovation and job creation are all good news for citizens and residents of the UAE. Victor Besa / The National
EditorialHow everyone benefits from the UAE's non-oil economy

The forces propelling the country's post-hydrocarbon ambitions are varied but of global relevance too

EditorialAugust 05, 2025
A metal installation set up across from Beirut port calling for justice after the August 4, 2020, explosion that killed more than 220 people and injured thousands. The failure to prosecute those responsible has repercussions that reach far beyond the frustration of the victims’ families. AFP
EditorialLebanon needs closure on the Beirut blast

Any failure to achieve accountability will dog Lebanese leaders for years to come

EditorialAugust 04, 2025
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