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Signed just before Donald Trump returns to the White House, the $20 billion agreement is another vote of confidence in Emirati business
One month ago, a violent and corrupt system of deficient leadership collapsed. Syrians now need a reason to believe things will get better
Mainly military means have failed to dislodge the Houthis. This experience should guide America's incoming administration
A string of recent crashes highlights the brittle nature of passengers’ and investors’ confidence in the industry
A look at the Abu Dhabi company's strategic choices offers clues as to how the near future is taking shape.
The country's interim government must do as much as it can to engender trust at home and abroad
A brighter outlook for many Middle Eastern economies and the persistence of dialogue, despite the odds, show that people are still rising to the challenges of a changing world
Marrying principle with policy at a time of upheaval in the Middle East is no mean feat
Committing to the country's stability is an investment in stabilising the Levant
The country's immediate challenges are daunting but its mass graves and thousands of cases of missing people must be investigated
In the new year, the price of essential food items can only be increased with the approval of the ministry, increasing transparency and consumer protection
An equitable transition and stability are within reach
Arab and Muslim communities in Europe want to live in safety as much as everyone else. It is up to the authorities in Germany and elsewhere to make sure that happens
All those aghast at such prolonged human suffering should welcome recent suggestions that a truce is closer now than it has been for months
The country's armed forces must be ready to deal with a flood of black-market weapons coming from Syria