The National Editorial

The holy month is a chance to remember who really matters in the Middle East's many conflicts

Even if the government does not seek a sectarian conflict, its lack of transparency may help manifest one

A new world order is one thing, but a world without order should be avoided by all

Childhood obesity and poor nutrition set the stage for an unhealthy and expensive adult life, but authorities plan to reverse the trend

The metropolis has become an enviable place to live and as its housing sector matures, long-term benefits will emerge

Israel's far-right cabinet is framing a move to drive Palestinians from their homes as anti-racist reform

Doing so is ultimately in Europe's own long-term economic interests

Opportunities and facilities abound for people to swap a sedentary lifestyle for an active one

Events like it show there's no shortage of ideas or investment to make the world a better place

The country has embraced the current, transformative era for the transport sector

Palestinians have for months been desperate for food, water and medical care

Changing funding patterns and political priorities make events such as this week’s summits in the UAE more consequential than ever

A deal between Damascus and Kurdish-led forces offers the tentative possibility of progress but apprehension is justified

Now is a time for focused and determined diplomacy to chart a path away from war

As clean energy company Masdar celebrates 20 years, the Emirates continues its drive for sustainable power