The National Editorial

Some observers have suggested the problem is not solely one of ill-discipline among individual troops in the occupied territories but more systemic in nature

Too many people are without the electricity needed to cool their homes in summer. Better answers are needed

More displacement and destruction could set off an uncontrollable chain reaction

Most drivers simply want an affordable car that is better for the planet. Governments can help them feel that going electric is the right choice

Disarray among the country's political and military leaders further complicates efforts to end the conflict and occupation

Archaeologists in Umm Al Quwain have come upon what is believed to be the lost city of Tu'am

During the next days of spiritual renewal, in the forefront of many pilgrims’ thoughts and prayers will be the suffering of the Palestinian people

Vital data reveals how an expanding population is powering economic growth, diversification and the emirate's knowledge-based economy

It has become routine for countries, including Israel, to ignore the Council’s resolutions without consequence

Sales calls are not inherently bad, but new rules could leave intrusive and persistent telemarketing tactics on hold

If the country's leaders choose its considerable firepower over talks to free its captive citizens and restore security, then the morale boost offered by the rescue of four hostages in Gaza will be fleeting

The sense of impunity on display was made possible by political figures who promote a supremacist agenda of unending conflict

Desertification and environmental damage are drivers of exactly the kind of problems that can fuel armed conflict

Political pressure on Hamas and Israel's leadership to embrace this opportunity to end the violence must be unrelenting

This week's IATA meeting in Dubai has been a moment for the industry to take stock of a turbulent global picture