The National Editorial

Benjamin Netanyahu's three prerequisites to end Israel's operation stand in stark contrast to many more realistic ways to end the conflict

No one wants to go back to mask wearing and testing, but small steps such as these can help curb the spread of variants

Those responsible for incidents in the vital waterway and further afield must ask themselves whether they can cope with international reaction

For a religious festival with its roots in the Middle East, war in the Holy Land is a profound moment of sorrow

Pursuing such an unfeasible goal through indiscriminate warfare sows the seeds of future confrontation

The Gerd project continues to divide Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan but resolving the issue would prove that wrangling over resources need not be inevitable

Securing a peace settlement will help avoid further high-stakes escalations from the country's Houthi rebels

Amid the destruction, there is a discernible overtone of disrespect, dislike and dehumanisation

Migrants and refugees fleeing conflict deserve safe passage and opportunities in countries that receive them

Seizing ships and firing missiles only jeopardise Yemen's fragile hopes for peace

The hard-won 'UAE consensus' reached in Dubai is the springboard for nothing less than the reorganisation of the world's economic and energy systems

Much has been achieved and each summit will bring us closer to the goal of preparing humanity for the challenges of the 21st century

The suffering of Palestinian civilians, the uncertain fate of Israeli hostages and growing tension in the West Bank should focus minds on finding a new way forward

Although disagreements remain over fossil fuels, the summit's early win on a loss-and-damage fund is an example of what can be achieved

As Israel's military campaign intensifies, the humanitarian situation is only getting worse