English language newspapers in the region are going from strength to strength, but are they making a difference?

The 30-year-old Khaleej Times is undergoing a makeover, Gulf News is reorganising its newsroom and The National is going strong after six months. Are English newspapers adding to public debate in the country? Do you think they collectively do enough to reflect the culture and mores of the UAE?

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