Articles
The Netanyahu government has plenty of options for peace, but it is rejecting all of them
The launch of the Mohamed bin Zayed Foundation for Humanity is a watershed moment in making philanthropy a ‘pillar of national identity’
Talks on the Gaza truce were always going to be fractious, but that's not an excuse for abruptly tearing up the ceasefire
Providing economic alternatives to this dangerous but lucrative trade is the key to undermining drug networks
As other Iran-aligned proxies falter and the Middle East rapidly changes, the rebels remain fixated on confrontation
Countries that attract migrants have much to gain by reversing the current trend of tighter immigration rules and deportations
The UAE's Fathers' Endowment has already exceeded its target, in part by appealing to Islamic and humanitarian traditions
Approval for a six-year investment plan will help the country amid unpredictable international markets and politicised trade policies
Not only must security be restored, the poison of sectarianism must be drawn
By opening the UAE's first digital detox clinic for children, Abu Dhabi is addressing a growing need
Building a vibrant new state depends on regional security and outside investment
Washington offers a dark fantasy while Israel refuses to talk peace, but it’s time to give hope to Palestinians and Israelis alike
MBZUAI’s decision to extend AI education to undergraduates is the right step to get ahead in a fast-paced industry
Israel’s warnings to intervene in Syria are a deadly distraction from the long-term resolution it needs with the Palestinians
The collapse of a US plan to extend the ceasefire for the Holy Month shows a more comprehensive approach is needed
