The National Editorial

The US leader received a typically warm Emirati welcome but this thriving partnership is also important for the wider Middle East

US sanctions were the product of Assad-era misrule. Retaining them would have been an unjust mistake

This week's IPO from Saudi Arabia's Flynas could be the start of a trend as carriers pursue growth in a dynamic region

While politicians grapple with the challenges of conflict, it is spiritual and social leaders who often act as voices of conscience

Talks on regional security are expected this week as the US President comes to the region. But economic ties and joint projects will also feature

The entertainment giant's Disneyland theme parks are a proven draw

Almost 20 years ago, Ariel Sharon pulled troops and settlers out of the Palestinian enclave. Now Israel's current leaders want to return

It makes sense that the next generation are not only familiar with artificial intelligence, they know how to harness its potential wisely

ICJ's dismissal of a legal case against the UAE ends a disappointing waste of energy that could have gone towards stopping the war

More than 1,000 people a day are moving to the emirate. Such growth requires a balanced housing market for all incomes

Valuable work to rebuild international relationships is threatened by a failure to maintain law and order at home

Today it enjoys modern health care but the Emirates remembers the damage maternal deaths can wreak on a society

Digital currencies may not enjoy widespread acceptance in the UAE right now but this could change in a few short years

The country finds itself caught between an aggressive, occupying neighbour to the south and a foreign-backed paramilitary movement at home

While the sheer number of offerings in the capital is impressive, it is their diversity that reveals the UAE as a place where people come together