Mustafa Alrawi

'Infobesity' isn't a new concept, yet we struggle to regulate our intake of data

The emerging 'always-on economy' will be disruptive, but we are not helpless

Lack of investment across all types of energy sources has added to the vulnerability of hitherto reliable markets in the West

What does the end of Skype and the legal wrangling over Meta’s purchase of WhatsApp say about the future of video calls?

An investment competition between Europe, the US and the Gulf is about to be unleashed

The US President’s latest move is as much a geoeconomic decision as it is a domestic one

Once world-beaters, they have become ungovernable in an era of digitalisation and polarisation

Countries don’t have to go down the protectionist route that Trump’s America is taking

Many companies seem confident in talking about their purpose without fussing too much about what’s considered woke

One of the worst years in history shows humans can not just survive but also thrive, if we put our minds to it

Abu Dhabi is a living example of an evolved version of capitalism

We shouldn't be pessimistic or passive about the future, for we all have agency and responsibility to help shape it

With the region in turmoil, good literature offers more than just an escape

It is important to not lose sight of the bigger picture, whether in football or politics

Three US-based academics have won the Nobel Prize for trying to answer this question, but the answer is complicated