The National Editorial

Groups like ISIS are inflicting death and destruction from the Sahel to South-East Asia. Even nations with opposing agendas must work together to end this menace

The US is proposing a ceasefire at the UN Security Council and pressure is mounting on Israel's leadership, but starving Palestinians do not have time to wait

That too many mothers in Gaza are overwhelmed by war should encourage renewed determination to end the conflict and support those who are suffering

Governments can restrict some of the internet's toxicity but the struggle to keep young people from harm begins in homes and classrooms

The science to increase our lifespans is already here, but ensuring people's extra years are happy and healthy is the real challenge

Sea corridors and air drops must be backed up by a humanitarian effort that can quickly and safely reach all parts of the devastated Palestinian enclave

The country is in grave peril but parliament cannot agree on a way forward. Perhaps it is time for the judiciary to step in

The mayhem unleashed in the Red Sea is killing or injuring ordinary workers, endangering aid shipments and fuelling the militarisation of a critical waterway

There is growing interest in using renewable power or fossil fuel by-products to 'mine' digital currencies

Without a political roadmap to peace, finding countries willing to donate will be difficult

Millions of Muslims fasting around the world will be observing the month in solidarity with Palestinians

Having women take commanding roles in politics and governance brings demonstrable benefits for societies as a whole

Air drops and maritime corridors are good, but they are no substitute for a ceasefire and proper humanitarian access

Many are angry about Gaza but sinking ships, disrupting food supplies and creating an environmental hazard helps no one

US Vice President Kamala Harris's call for a ceasefire is welcome but jars with the Biden administration's blanket support for Israel