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Yahya Sinwar attends a rally in Gaza city in April last year. By choosing the path of all-out confrontation with Israel, Mr Sinwar undoubtedly expected to die. EPA
EditorialYahya Sinwar led Palestinians down a dark road

Mastermind of the October 7 attacks brought down the wrath of Israel on Gaza and a wider war has ensued. Tough decisions lie ahead to end it

EditorialOctober 18, 2024
Young people across the region need opportunities to make their dreams a reality. David Degner / The National
EditorialThe Middle East needs young people with hope

Energy, enthusiasm and entrepreneurship abound but more must be done to ensure the next generation believe that their lives will be better

EditorialOctober 18, 2024
The challenges that face the Middle East, Europe and the wider world are too complex to be tackled by any one nation alone. Courtesy: European Union
EditorialThe GCC and EU were born amid conflict. Now they can help end it

Europe and the Middle East are confronting wars in Gaza, Lebanon and Ukraine that require joined-up diplomacy to stop

EditorialOctober 17, 2024
Jaehyeok Kim, CEO of Letinar, displays the company's Advanced AR Smart glasses at the Gitex technology show in Dubai on Monday. Pawan Singh / The National
EditorialA vision for health tech that is available to all

Marrying the developing world's 'frugal innovation' with the cutting-edge devices seen at Gitex in Dubai could make medical solutions cheaper and more accessible

EditorialOctober 16, 2024
Internally displaced Palestinians receive food donated by a charity in Khan Younis camp, southern Gaza on September 6. The UN’s World Food Programme says no food has entered northern Gaza since October 1. EPA
EditorialThe world is watching Israel's starve or surrender plan unfold

Cutting food supplies to a besieged area hurts many more non-combatants than it does armed opponents

EditorialOctober 15, 2024
Peacekeepers man a watch tower ‏in the town of Marwahin, southern Lebanon. So far, five UN troops have been injured since Israeli forces invaded. Reuters
EditorialIsrael's peacekeeper attacks cross another red line

The country's acrimonious relationship with the UN is apparent but firing on its personnel in Lebanon risks complete and profound isolation

EditorialOctober 14, 2024
This year’s Nobel prizes are another turning point that begs the question: where next for humanity? AFP
Nobel prizes prove that AI has left the research labs forever

The 2024 awards in physics, chemistry and medicine are linked to a technology that has already staked a place in the zeitgeist

EditorialOctober 11, 2024
This budget also reveals how structural and legislative reforms coupled with economic diversification have moved the country’s economy out of the shadow of the pandemic-induced slowdown. Antonie Robertson / The National
EditorialUAE budget is an investment in the nation's future

Significant spending on pensions, education and health reveals a lot about the Emirates' priorities and where it is going next

EditorialOctober 10, 2024
Syrian and Lebanese refugees travel to the Massna border crossing with Syria on foot after Israeli strikes rendered the main road unusable. EPA
EditorialThe Middle East's latest refugee crisis demands action

Israel's bombardment and invasion of Lebanon is adding to the tragic mosaic of displaced populations across the region

EditorialOctober 09, 2024
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Presidential Court, and Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence at Al Marmoom farm. Photo: Wam
EditorialGiving the UAE green fingers is the key to food security

By encouraging more people to grow produce at home, Plant the Emirates is a novel addition to the country's agriculture strategy

EditorialOctober 08, 2024
A woman mourns her child who was killed during an Israeli strike on a school housing displaced Palestinians in Gaza City's Zaytoun neighbourhood, on September 21. AFP
EditorialNeither Israel nor Hamas will win this war

Fantasies of victory in Gaza – on both sides – have extracted too heavy a price over the past 12 months. The diplomatic route must be determinedly pursued towards an overdue peace

EditorialOctober 07, 2024
Women in Gaza city mourn for people killed in an Israeli bombardment earlier this week. On Wednesday, as the UN Security Council met to discuss the spiralling situation in Lebanon, Gazans were counting the cost of the latest Israeli attacks across the Palestinian enclave. AFP
EditorialThe world forgets about Gaza at its peril

A ceasefire would ease Gazan suffering and help to stop the regional march to war

EditorialOctober 04, 2024
Israel's Iron Dome anti-missile system intercepts rockets from Iran on Tuesday. Israel has vowed to carry out 'powerful strikes' across the region in revenge. Reuters
EditorialThe Middle East can't afford Iran and Israel's brinkmanship

Communicating by launching missiles and air strikes across the region could spark an uncontrollable conflict

EditorialOctober 03, 2024
Israeli soldiers work on tanks at a staging area in northern Israel near the Israel-Lebanon border on October 1, 2024. AP
Israel's Lebanon invasion shows its deadly lack of restraint

The country bills its operations as defensive and sophisticated, but reality paints a different picture

EditorialOctober 02, 2024
A plane flies above Beirut on Saturday, hours after Israeli air strikes on the Lebanese capital. It is not an exaggeration to say that the past 12 months of war have led the Middle East to a defining moment, one that is fraught with uncertainty. AFP
EditorialMiddle East's 'new order' need not be one of chaos

Although militarists and extremists seem to be dictating events, the voices of reason on all sides – and there are many – continue to work for peace

EditorialOctober 01, 2024
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