The National Editorial

However, swift action could stop failing banks from taking down the financial edifice of whole economies

Beijing remains capable of holding meaningful talks with the Russian and Ukrainian leaderships

A generation has grown up with few memories of 2003, but it has been forced to live with its outcome

The US and the Soviets signed deals to avoid accidental Cold War conflict. UAVs need a similar approach

A report on extremism in Africa's long-suffering Sahel region lays bare how ecological damage acts as a 'threat multiplier'

The Academy Awards' role as one of the world’s most significant cultural events lends the issue of inclusion a seriousness that extends beyond mere entertainment

The renewed diplomatic relations are a fresh start that could herald peace

Desalinating water is energy-intensive but the Emirates is adopting technologies that make the process greener

Repairing mosques and churches desecrated by ISIS shows how a city and a country can raise its spirit when the tide of war ebbs away

For some men, the internet has provided a free-fire zone to target female politicians and campaigners with a wave of hate

Only a month has passed since the February 6 tragedy but the news cycle is turning and the world is gradually focusing on other developments

The landmark deal shows what international co-operation can achieve and sets a promising precedent for Cop28 in the UAE later this year

Sultan Al Neyadi begins a gruelling six-month journey that cements the Emirates' reputation as a centre for scientific and technological excellence

Donor fatigue is hurting efforts to help the 17.3 million Yemenis who need aid, but a Houthi militia that puts its loyalists first remains a potent source of instability

Although its details may be dry and technical, the Windsor Framework between the UK and the EU is far from being a mere trade arrangement