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Yemen's rebels are said to be making hundreds of millions from shipping companies to ensure safe transit
Nationwide employee health insurance is good for staff, the companies they work for and the country
Israel is undermining its claims that it wants to live in harmony with Damascus
A just and pluralistic Syria was on the agenda at Saturday's gathering of senior Arab officials. The country's new rulers must not squander this diplomatic goodwill
The answer might be found in a new national drive to preserve the country's architectural heritage
With measured regulation and reputation for oversight, the Emirates shows how it's possible to embrace future finances responsibly
Air strikes and land grabs won’t make Israel safer. Making peace with the nascent administration in Damascus will
Getting the basics of governance right is the first step to tackling the country's many postponed crises
Now may be a moment of uncertainty but the country must not continue as a collection of cantons under the sway of militias and their foreign backers
The diplomatic, legal, economic and moral cost of its actions now far outweigh any strategic or military calculations
Desertification, drought and land degradation have global consequences – but Gulf countries are leading the way on solutions
Appointing a president, building a capable army and restoring the state's ability to protect its people are vital
The rebel offensive on Aleppo only deepens the country's fragmentation
Eid Al Etihad marks the country's achievements since unification. Commemoration Day reflects on the sacrifices made to maintain them
Adnoc's $80bn lower-carbon energy and chemicals investment business is the latest example of an evolving strategy