The National Editorial

A global study says 15-year-olds are not doing so well at reading, maths and science. This has to change

The world faces many crises requiring the kind of financial firepower that only leading nations can provide

Indigenous communities, women and young people are among those most affected by the growing climate challenge

The loss and damage deal early on in the summit was a big win but talks need to continue apace

Unity under a common vision has, since the country's inception, been at the heart of its mission

For countries to build out their net-zero goals, they will need to unite disparate parties and prioritise innovation

ADFW highlights the critical component of climate finance ahead of Cop28

Israeli objectives are hard to achieve, and cornered civilians are running out of places to shelter

The progress of the past four days in Gaza and Israel have to be just the beginning

People in Gaza must be allowed to at least conceive of an end to this crisis

Any respite from the violence is welcome, but real progress requires a lasting ceasefire

Before October 7, the idea of an Israeli and Palestinian state side by side was dismissed as moribund. Now it is back

By firing missiles, launching drones and now seizing ships, the Yemeni rebels risk exacerbating the conflict uncontrollably

Amid the mounting toll, the transactional nature of the Israel-Hamas negotiations is inhumane and unviable

A closer look offers us a glimpse of future technology and trends that will play a major role in our lives