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HM receives a phone call from the Iranian president
OQ clarifies on 'force majeure' on LNG shipments
Drones downed; fuel tanks struck at Salalah Port, no casualties
Drone downed near Duqm; no casualties reported
Eid al-Fitr 2026 holidays announced in Oman
Drones fall near Dubai airport, injuring four: govt
Iran's new supreme leader is 'safe and sound'
Cargo ship hit in Strait of Hormuz, crew evacuating: UK maritime agency
Hand over the 84 Iranian sailors' bodies to the embassy: Court
Iran war could lead to food shortages in the region: Experts
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Book Touches Cross-Cultural Families

Oman provides rich pickings for the imagination of poets and authors. Quite a few literary publications in recent years have been set in Muscat, elsewhere in Oman or colonial Zanzibar. But few works of fiction set in the...

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Book Touches Cross-Cultural Families

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Approach to Understanding Anxiety

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Stories written in the shadow of noon

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Fans flock to Museum of Innocence

Visitors look at the library in The Museum of Innocence in Istanbul.

'Mona's Eyes': how an obscure French art historian swept the globe

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'Immortal' Indian comics keep up with changing times

INDIA-ENTERTAINMENT-LITERATURE-COMICS

Omani novel wins Banipal Prize for Literary Translation

The novel uses honey as a symbol of desire and unfulfilled longing

Spellbinding bookstores draw selfie snappers

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Landmark field guide to mammals released

Landmark field guide to mammals released

Gust of Wind chronicles hope, loyalty and disillusionment

Al-Bayraq: Gust of Wind, the latest novel by Omani author Sharifa Al-Toobi

Maskad: Oman’s history comes alive

Maskad, a book by Tariq al Mandhari

Need a break from your phone? These books can help

Need a break from your phone?

A new blueprint for modern classrooms

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The Taste of Memory: Reading Jokha al Harthi’s Narinjah

Narinjah

Szalay wins Booker Prize for tortured tale of masculinity

David Szalay poses with his book 'Flesh' in London. — AFP
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