Articles
Why are old deadly diseases coming back?
From the UK to Iraq, illnesses such as polio and cholera are on the rise
Afghan earthquake was a tragedy worsened by decades of mismanagement
The international community should urgently provide Afghanistan with all the assistance it requires
A boost for industry in the UAE
'Make it in the Emirates' is a clear path in the next decade for local manufacturing
Expo City Dubai will burnish the UAE's global identity
Site of the world's fair will welcome new businesses and keep its ideals alive
The world cannot delay climate action
Communities displaced by floods and fires need urgent help
The UAE's push for food security and regional partnerships
Wheat imports to the UAE from India show the importance of co-operation
Britain's Rwanda farce tries to 'break' smuggling networks by harming their victims
Johnson's government is actively persecuting those who dare seek its help
What Dubai's new Dh1bn library means for the UAE
The Emirates is becoming a beacon for literature in the tough environment of the Middle East
Abu Dhabi could become a global medical centre
The emirate has the perfect conditions to grow as a life sciences hub
Landmines are scarring the Earth, from Ukraine to Syria
Despite a convention to ban them in 1997, new fields continue to emerge and the Middle East remains the foremost victim
Too many Middle East universities are failing their students
The region produces 8 per cent of the world's university attendees
Europe should listen to Angela Merkel on Ukraine
The former German chancellor is making the case for diplomacy from a position of expertise and experience
A bad week for suspected financial criminals in the UAE
This week has seen arrests and extradition requests, underlining the country's push to end financial crime
Will the world follow the UAE's modernised working week?
From the UK to Japan, governments and companies are tackling the complex but perhaps epoch-defining issue of modernised working weeks
