The National Editorial

Repurposing the World's Fair site in a sustainable way was written into the project's DNA from the beginning

Experts say power cuts at Zaporizhzhia, Europe's biggest nuclear plant, are dangerous. It's another reason why efforts to end the conflict should be redoubled

Girls and young women have a new, hard-working and capable peer to emulate

Re-initiating dialogue with Damascus is complex yet necessary to resolve issues in the region

A UN report on an imminent 1.5°C rise above pre-industrial levels should inspire urgency, not fatalism

Tougher laws, speed cameras and pro-active policing have cut traffic deaths by two thirds in 10 years but motorists also have to play their part

Socio-economic factors and inequalities underpin the abhorrent tide of harassment, threats and even murder faced by too many women and girls

Until the exiled minority can return to Myanmar safely, they need more than flimsy shelters

Israel has the power to at least alleviate some of the worst injustices of the occupation

Friends of the country stand ready to work with whoever wins the Turkish people’s trust

Developments this week show the UAE is focused on getting the balance right when it comes to tackling climate change

Conflicts are rich sources of military technology that can fuel crime, terrorism and insurgencies

The expansion of Abu Dhabi Global Market to Al Reem Island reveals strong demand for the hub's business and professional services

Britain is writing a new page in its national story, one that is rooted in tradition but looks to the future

The looting of aid and ransacking of foreign missions is compounding the country's suffering