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The country is in a unique position to harness advanced technology and push AI innovation to the next stage
Pushing for a return to a civilian-led government is the best way to end the country's suffering
The Grand Egyptian Museum could boost tourism, draw youngsters into Egypt's origins, and reignite discussions on the return of looted treasures
The sight of interim President Ahmad Al Shara at an investment forum in Riyadh shows the country is turning its back on decades of dependence
In Lebanon, a facade of a ceasefire is in place as Israel reserves the right to strike at will. The same scenario must not play out in Palestine
As the leaders of tomorrow, the younger generation's openness about well-being could help build healthier societies
By opening state-backed treasury sukuk to individuals, the Emirates expands its investor base, increases financial inclusion and promotes a culture of saving
Two years' worth of unexploded ordnance threatens plans to rebuild the shattered Palestinian enclave
The interim authorities are going in the right direction but face an entrenched criminal economy
Ultra-nationalist ideologues undermine mainstream values, as well as wider hopes for a Palestinian state
Over-relying on private networks leaves too many organisations at risk of disruption when things go wrong
With few de-escalation mechanisms in place, further fighting in the Palestinian enclave could collapse its fragile truce
Reserving a third of Abu Dhabi's land mass as green is a timely climate action plan
Hacking and online theft are transnational problems. They demand a transnational approach
Having an app with more than 1,000 services is about much more than saving time and cutting red tape. It is about quality of life
