The National Editorial

The key to helping the world's estimated 186.5 million people in need is to embrace innovation

Governments and global healthcare bodies must follow the science and not be distracted by unhelpful misconceptions

Unpromising ceasefire talks are failing to halt a relentless Israeli operation while the most militant voices continue to set the agenda

Many are too often stymied by financial bottlenecks, burdensome bureaucracy, corruption or – in the most extreme cases – war

Legal changes and new investigative bodies reflect the urgency with which the country is tackling this menace

Tehran allegedly not only wants to target Trump but the system as a whole, even if that comes with huge blowback

A 21st-century world of Zoom calls, hybrid working and flexible hours makes it necessary to question long-held assumptions

Israel can now present the new Hamas leader as a bogeyman figure, using his dogmatism as an excuse to press on with its own quixotic war aims

With the right approach that includes a peaceful transition to a more responsive administration, the country can close this chapter and begin a new one

The violence seen in Britain is the result of a knot of multi-layered problems that include an emboldened far right, misinformation on social media and the exploitation of genuine grievances

Moving abroad is not without its pitfalls and even the best-laid plans can come unstuck. From September 1, those without valid papers will be offered help with getting their lives back on track

The past decade and a half has left a toxic legacy from which it will be hard to recover

The brinkmanship between Israel and its enemies is ruining the Middle East

A mob's defence of soldiers accused of raping a Palestinian prisoner shows the normalisation of injustice

The suffering of the local Druze community shows the perilous position war places on the region's divided communities