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COLUMNISTS

The UN was built for peace. Can it still deliver?

From Gaza to Hormuz, geopolitical divisions are testing the UN’s authority

It’s no longer a question of whether the UN can abide by its original mandate – but whether its member states trust that it maintains the political will and collective backing to do so.

Senate walkout rocks Philippine politics — what's next

The Senate convenes as an impeachment court, the fourth time in Philippine history on Monday. At least 23 Senator-Judges will decide whether VP Sara Duterte will be removed from her office and be perpetually disqualified from public office. There's also the possibility that Senator Bato Dela Rosa, now a fugitive, will resurface, potentially adding high drama to the already tense process.

The bin decides: Why waste habits begin at home

A community consistently producing well-sorted material tells you what is working and where.

The quiet power of choice in an always-on world

Why the UK-GCC trade deal could reshape business flows

Petrodollar faces new questions amid Iran war

Twisha Sharma and India’s dangerous ‘adjust’ culture

As Eid approaches, a moment to breathe — briefly

Why biodiversity may be humanity’s strongest defence

The marks you’re upset about are someone else’s dream

Why culture is the real infrastructure of diplomacy

When cyberspace becomes the stage for shadow conflicts

COMMENT AND ANALYSIS

Next chapter of SME lending in UAE is here

Next chapter of SME lending in UAE is here

SMEs in UAE benefit from opportunity to thrive in highly supportive regulatory environment

Senior attrition tax: UAE family businesses quietly pay

Has cyber strategy kept up with changing conversations?

Resilience is now the true measure of economic strength

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