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As established pacts falter, free trade is realigning in regional, bilateral or trilateral formats
Attacks coming from Iraqi territory risk creating an unprecedented catastrophe in the Middle East
A programme to train 80,000 workers on this technology shows the country moving from digital government to next-generation government
Targeting the UAE plant is a dangerous escalation the world cannot afford
In a fragmenting world, there is an opportunity for both countries to shape global outcomes
Today's destruction of Gaza and ongoing settler-led anarchy in the West Bank are reminiscent of Israeli actions in 1948
A revitalised economy would support the country’s transition away from conflict
China is one of the few countries equipped to play a decisive role in moving the situation forward
Baghdad is caught between an acute shock to the global oil economy as well as its own chronic challenges
Without widespread adoption, even revolutionary tools can fail to live up to their potential
Withdrawals and resignations at the Venice Biennale reflect the fractious world we live in
The hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise liner is a fast-moving logistical, legal and medical challenge
Servicemen and women are marking the Emirates' 50th Armed Forces Unification Day
The country is using energy, industry and technology to enhance a self-reliant but globally connected economy
Make it in the Emirates will help the country look outwards with even greater confidence
