The National Editorial

There is still some way to go, but the testing and scrutiny already put into autonomous vehicles in the Emirates is considerable

The winner of the latest tussle between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk will exercise great power over people’s online conversations

The firepower used in violent raids on Jenin's densely populated refugee camp is part of a situation that is lurching from crisis to crisis

As calls for concrete action grow louder, it is hard to argue against the significance of such an investment

The authorities in France and Sweden will have to adapt if they want to avoid a repeat of the ugly scenes witnessed this week

A $200m World Bank lifeline is welcome, but deeper reforms are needed for Lebanese society to get back on track

Calls in London this week for 'radical collaboration' reflect an understanding that global warming knows no borders

Unless there is a change in approach, this time next year the country could come last on the Global Peace Index for a seventh year running

The right approach is one that cracks down on trafficking but supports families and helps addicts to recover

The problem may be ingrained but there are ways for those who care about transparency and fairness to tackle the worst of it

The annual pilgrimage is growing not just in numbers, but as a global symbol of unity in a divided world

Paris summit to examine green finance solutions is an important step on the road to Cop28

Fanning the flames of resentment then relying on military solutions is a questionable approach

For a 12th consecutive year, the Emirates has been named as the place young people in the region most want to live

Technological progress is revitalising the idea that we can harness, retain and use the almost unimaginable amount of energy emitted by our Sun