The National Editorial

Without recognising the root cause behind this quagmire of conflict, further years of violence lie ahead

With no head of state, a collapsed currency and 44 per cent of its population already living in poverty, the country's people can ill-afford more conflict

When President Sheikh Mohamed visited young patients at a Washington hospital this week, it was a public display of the country's commitment to child welfare

The two countries' commonalities will be vital to meet 21st-century challenges

Despite knowing the dire consequences of a full-scale war in the Levant, many involved seem intent on intensifying the tension

The international community is not walking in lockstep. UNGA is where reform can begin to take place

A new directive that private joint-stock companies have female representation at the highest level builds on the country's successful gender equality policies

The audacious – and indiscriminate – attack on Hezbollah’s pager network is another step on the road to an uncontrollable war

Better pathways to helping people access work and education is not only good for them and their families, it is good for host nations

Purported attempt on Trump’s life is disturbing, as is the polarisation behind it

Peace and security can be built with support from outside Israel and Palestine, but it cannot be done if Palestinians are denied a path to building their own state

Wednesday's attack killed six humanitarian workers, elevating the danger of getting aid to the strip

A new virtual-reality experience helps people really know what it's like for those who live with Autism Spectrum Disorder

A leading Egyptologist wants to repatriate the priceless artefact, and he is right

The annual gathering is often remembered for theatrics, but its global significance is undeniable