When the old judge the young, it can be just as detrimental

Had our previous generation grown up with smartphones, they, too, would have had to fight the charge of narcissism.

Restaurant Review: Claw BBQ

The people's prime minister

Labour Party's recent win spotlights Jacinda Ardern's template of leadership that draws from empathy and calm authority

When 'horror' looks within

In the age of individualism, it only makes sense to ditch external props too that induce fear for something more internal

Exclusive: Sheikha Bodour on preserving culture and the arts

The UAE royal recently stepped in to restore libraries destroyed in the Beirut explosion.

'I have no romanticism of poverty': Serious Men author Manu Joseph

Manu Joseph, whose debut novel Serious Men (2010) has been adapted to a Netflix film starring Nawazuddin Siddiqui, on how the story he set out to tell...

Equal pay matters

To begin with, women should be at ease with the idea of standing up for themselves

WKND Spotlight: Majlis gallery, the end of an era for art in Dubai

From founding one of Dubai's oldest art galleries to seeing through its impending closure, Alison Collins walks down the memory lane.

The making of the great dissenter

Ginsburg's unwavering faith in law and its power to change the course of societies had been subject of debate among many modern-day feminists

WKND Reads: 'The new generation wants conversations'

Abu Dhabi-based author Jyotsna Mohan Bhargava on writing a definitive account on the battles fought by teens.