The National Editorial

Western powers have backed Beirut’s new government, but now they must pressure their ally Israel

The international community should defend the agency or build up a viable alternative

Amid a long-awaited ceasefire, the US President has re-energised Israeli extremists

Mobility is at the heart of life in the Emirates, and now it will occur at a breathtaking pace

As Abu Dhabi works towards having the world's first AI-powered government, its AI for All programme is a key part of avoiding the digital divide seen elsewhere

Netanyahu says a deadly operation in Jenin is aimed at ‘Iran’s axis', but it only undermines everyone’s security

Global co-operation isn’t dead, but it relies on power brokers reading the signs of the times

If America’s new leader learns from previous US missteps, he could help shape a rapidly changing region

Countries and aid workers are ready to help but gunmen and looters threaten to undermine their efforts

Many uncertainties remain but getting aid into the ravaged Palestinian enclave and building momentum for a lasting peace should be prioritised

Having eyes in the sky as our planet changes can not only help inform humanity’s next moves, it could save lives as well

Nawaf Salam’s background as a veteran diplomat, jurist and academic make him a good fit for the job

Carefully removing obstacles to economic recovery will help the new government build the kind of country that the EU, the US and others will want to engage with

The thousands of social media influencers in Dubai for a summit on the future of content creation must bear in mind their digital responsibility

However, a quick look at former army chief Joseph Aoun's in-tray reveals many challenges