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CommentSovereign capital more than oil will define the Gulf's next decade
Beneath the war headlines, a huge pool of resources is rewiring the region for the future
CommentThe future will not belong exclusively to either humans or machines
AI's greatest contribution may be the amplification of human intelligence itself
CommentWhile the World Cup captivates, the UAE is winning a different global tournament
Having once again topped the table for generative AI adoption, the country's next goal would be indigenous innovation
CommentAI is going to determine who rules the world
The AI revolution is not merely a technology story. It is a competitiveness story, a development story, and increasingly, a geopolitical story
CommentWhy the logic of trade must change
The old question of what is the cheapest route must now give way to a harder one: what is the safest, most reliable route when the cheapest one fails?
CommentHow the UAE and its Gulf neighbours can help keep a thirsty world hydrated
The region can go from consumer of water solutions to global producer, innovator and investor
CommentDistance learning is teaching UAE children one of the skills they need most
The temporary shift to online schooling is frustrating, but it is building the self-directed learners that the future demands
CommentIn today's time-saving economy, buying back hours is business’s next frontier
The companies that help people reclaim time are offering something far more valuable than convenience
CommentWar or no war, never bet against the UAE
The next chapter of this resilient country is already taking shape
CommentMigration can still improve the global balance between workers and jobs
The UAE and a few other countries are uniquely placed to help address one of the world's biggest challenges
CommentChina is leading the AI-plus intelligence economy
The world can draw valuable lessons from the country's extraordinary manufacturing leap
CommentWhy we need to design AI for families
Families are becoming the shock absorbers of technological change, yet policies remain centred on the individual. This has to change
AI is producing more intelligence but leading to less clarity
As we enter 2026, the more intelligent our machines become, the more human strategy must be
CommentShould young people in the AI age still go to university? Yes – but not blindly
A college system designed for the industrial age is now colliding with a post-industrial labour market
