Articles
When the region plots the future of travel, it comes to Dubai
The bravery of World Central Kitchen staff who resumed operations this week contrasts with the vigilantism seen among some Israelis
High-tech solutions can help us change course on global warming but countries must also live up to their climate commitments
The emirate's decades of experience in managing rapid urbanisation will be vital to creating not just buildings but sustainable communities
By winning the 2024 International Prize for Arabic Fiction, Basim Khandaqji's unfiltered account of his people's experience will reach a wider audience
Recent shooting of prominent influencer in Baghdad is latest killing fuelled by toxic mix of impunity and misogyny
Washington is reportedly working to de-escalate with Iran-backed groups in Iraq and Yemen. It should also use its diplomatic power to end the catastrophe in Palestine
Guinea worm disease and polio could soon go the way of smallpox. With the right strategies and funding, malaria could join them
Allegations against Palestinian bodies come with swift censure, but accusations against Israel’s military are met with hesitation and calls for a thorough investigation
As the country gets back to normal after record-breaking rains, the authorities' determined recovery efforts have been boosted by the community pulling together
The people honoured at this year's award ceremony, along with those in the past, deserve their recognition and are an inspiration to all
Political solutions should be at the heart of regional security, not dangerous games of bluff
When growing populations and urbanisation meet extreme weather, the results demand long-term planning and adaptation
By dedicating $1 billion for a fund to support new developers, the deal will deepen the Middle East's pool of technology talent
Billions of dollars' worth of aid pledges are welcome but this conflict threatens to disintegrate into chaos that will obstruct vital humanitarian efforts
