Register with The National – and enjoy all our journalism for free

By registering, visitors will have access to all our agenda-setting stories, expert analysis and commentary, and won't miss any of our videos and podcasts

The National has earned a reputation as an unrivalled source of news and insight into the Middle East.

The National is launching website registration – giving you the opportunity to sign up for full access to the Middle East’s leading quality news title.

The milestone marks another step in our digital journey and will allow us to deliver a more personalised experience tailored to our readers’ interests. The process of registration is simple – and free.

By registering, you will be able to consume all our agenda-setting stories, expert analysis and penetrating commentary – be it news, business, culture or sport. You won’t miss any of our illuminating videos or absorbing podcasts.

Mina Al-Oraibi, Editor-in-Chief of The National, said: “This move to registration is a continuation of our commitment to connecting with our audience to deliver the most important and engaging stories across the Middle East and beyond. As we move to understanding our readers, viewers and listeners better, and with greater personalisation, we will strive to ensure our journalism meets their needs and expectations.”

How to register

Creating your profile should not take more than a minute and will mean full access to all of our content, plus additional registration-only features and a more personalised experience.

Here are some simple steps and options for registering with The National. For any troubleshooting, please see our Registration FAQs.

Don't forget to sign in to your profile on each browser or device that you use. You can do this by clicking the icon at the top right of any page.

About The National

Based in Abu Dhabi, with major bureaux in London, Washington DC, Beirut and Cairo and a network of correspondents across the region and elsewhere in the world, The National is an award-winning brand that has earned a reputation as an unrivalled source of news and insight into the Middle East.