The National Editorial

Abu Dhabi's hosting of a major WTO summit reflects a hunger for consensus amid a worldwide economy that is reorganising itself

Events such as Art Dubai and Culture Summit Abu Dhabi reflect the country's embrace of dialogue

Many recoil at the idea of Donald Trump's return to the White House but voter anger at Washington's position on Gaza could cost Joe Biden dearly

Debate over London's stance on the war is being subsumed by cynical politicians exploiting societal ills

A ceasefire deal may be close, but without a permanent end to fighting frustration and anguish will continue to grow

By putting the reforms in place needed by the Financial Action Task Force, the UAE has added to its global credibility

The Gulf is tackling the problem by refining legal frameworks. The rest of the region should do the same

Washington should be leading efforts to restrain Israel, not undermining them

The Gaza war is raising inflation fears in a region already struggling with high food prices

Instead, Israel should halt its attacks and Palestinian militants should release their hostages

An arid climate and a historical reliance on imported produce is fuelling some innovate thinking about agriculture, food waste and supply chains

A broken economy, a political vacuum and spreading regional violence have left the Lebanese people stuck between the Israeli military and Hezbollah

Fantasies or threats of driving people out are dead-end politics

The World Governments Summit in Dubai has heard how making technologies no one has to program is the key to including everyone in this rolling revolution

As its leadership weighs up a full-scale invasion of the beleaguered Palestinian city, the bitter truth is that talks have secured the release of more hostages than military action