Opinions | City Talk
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Saturday Sep 3
Twisting the simple truth
Mixing of semantic issues and apparent falsehood distorts the presentation of reality
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Sunday Oct 3
Let the Games begin...
The media has been agog with stories of corruption, poor management and bad infrastructure
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Friday Dec 11
Presidents come and go, but goals remain
It's unrealistic to think that Obama could make radical foreign policy changes
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Friday Nov 20
One-state solution is an option
If a two-state deal isn't reached by 2011, then Palestinians should push for a fully integrated single state
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Sunday Oct 11
Teenagers are 'growing up too fast'
Gulf News took to the streets and asked residents if they think children are growing up too fast, if they are becoming too fashion- conscious and are no longer interested in sports.
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Sunday Oct 11
How are you funding your university education?
How are you funding your university education?
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Saturday Oct 3
It's vital to protect cultural heritage
The sensual tango was recently granted protected cultural status by the United Nations, leaving residents wondering if their own heritage could also be protected.
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Saturday Sep 26
Residents eager to save energy, reduce power bills
Going green now not only means reducing your carbon footprint but also on reducing your electricity bill as well.
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Saturday Sep 12
Healthy living preferred to daily dose of medicine
What has happened to the good old days when an apple a day used to be enough to keep the doctor away?
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Sunday Aug 30
From friends to family, Ramadan unites people
Gulf News asks UAE residents how they spend their time after iftar.
Opinion Editor's choice
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Syrian crisis and rumblings of a cold war
By Patrick Seale, Special to Gulf News
With their vetoes, Russia and China are saying they too have interests in the Middle East, which they are bent on protecting
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Motives for a new regional alignment
By Marwan Kabalan, Special to Gulf News
The relationship between Iraq and Syria strengthened following the breakout of the uprising and withdrawal of US troops
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Learning Arabic must not be seen as a compulsion
By Rabia Alavi, Special to Gulf News
Expatriates must see its inclusion in school curriculum as an invitation to integrate into Emirati society and an opportunity to access markets presently reserved for Emiratis
