The National Editorial

The country's various armed groups are not equipped to tackle mass displacement, ruined infrastructure and economic collapse

The deaths of yet more first responders further erodes international law and degrades global protections for medical personnel

New beginnings in Syria and Lebanon make the festival's charitable and reflective nature more important than ever

The new Zayed Education Foundation will build long-lasting partnerships between the Emirates, the wider Arab world and the Global South

The group must decide if its priority is its own survival or the future of the Palestinian people

A claim that 'nobody knows who the Houthis are' is a worrying sign for those who want to see peace

So much death, injury and trauma among a small population means the effort it will take to keep the enclave Palestinian is increasing exponentially

Schools are right to be clamping down on the use of vaping devices. Wider awareness and other measures are warranted

The Netanyahu government has plenty of options for peace, but it is rejecting all of them

The launch of the Mohamed bin Zayed Foundation for Humanity is a watershed moment in making philanthropy a ‘pillar of national identity’

Talks on the Gaza truce were always going to be fractious, but that's not an excuse for abruptly tearing up the ceasefire

Providing economic alternatives to this dangerous but lucrative trade is the key to undermining drug networks

As other Iran-aligned proxies falter and the Middle East rapidly changes, the rebels remain fixated on confrontation

Countries that attract migrants have much to gain by reversing the current trend of tighter immigration rules and deportations

The UAE's Fathers' Endowment has already exceeded its target, in part by appealing to Islamic and humanitarian traditions