The National Editorial

A UN Security Council resolution lays bare the links between extremism and violence

From Bangladesh to Syria, millions of vulnerable people are seeing their meals cut in half, or taken away altogether

There are more feasible solutions, but they will require diplomatic and legal creativity

Consistent success over the years has been the outcome of careful planning over the long term

Federal government workers can apply to their managers to compress their work weeks on a case-by-case basis

Enlarging Al Maktoum International Airport to match the city's growth is not only prudent, but necessary

For augmented reality to transform our lives for the better, we need to learn lessons from past immersive technologies

Not long ago, the country hosted hundreds of thousands of refugees - now, it is making hundreds of thousands more

Trains are the only affordable means of transport for millions of Indians. Custodians of those lives must ensure their safe passage

The emirate is already a magnet for trade, tourism and investment but this ambitious megaproject proves there is no complacency about staying ahead of the pack

Month-long presidency is an opportunity for the Emirati delegation in New York to apply the country’s foreign-policy principles to an array of challenges

Robust scientific and engineering projects such as the UAE's MBR Explorer offer intriguing possibilities for a technologically developing species

Ankara's neighbours, allies and trading partners will be hoping for stability and growth in this complex and consequential nation

Political divisions are dogging attempts to reach consensus, even on vital issues such as a multi-trillion-dollar debt limit

This week's Abu Dhabi International Book Fair and other literary events in the Emirates, connect literally millions of people with reading every year