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Top 10 video games of 2025

In its struggle to understand and make sense of life, art has a way of remaining relevant even when, in chaotic times as ours, it might feel more useful to march in the streets than plug into a video game’s digital...

Top 10 video games of 2025

Accumulating bitcoin a risky digital rush by companies?

Accumulating bitcoin a risky digital rush by companies?

How to pick a good tomato (and salvage a bad one)

How to pick a good tomato

Jabal Shams: Oman’s Overlooked Gem for a Restful Escape

Jabal Shams: Oman’s Overlooked Gem for a Restful Escape

Australia's Great Barrier Reef sees sharp coral cover decline

Australia's Great Barrier Reef sees sharp coral cover decline

How AN Omani contemporary artist challenges views on migration

How AN Omani contemporary artist challenges views on migration

How this coach uses martial arts to empower and instil discipline to kids

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Thousands of carpets sunbathe at Turkish resort

A worker holds an handwoven carpet laid out in an open field to soften its colours under sizzling sun in Dosemealti district in Antalya on July 22, 2025. Thousands of carpets and kilims spread out in the sun form a festive and colourful patchwork on the outskirts of Antalya, the large coastal tourist city in southern Turkey. From June to September, in the harvested fields cleared of stubble, traders bring their cargoes to age in the sun, tempering the overly bright hues of their natural colours under its rays and ridding them of any unwanted elements. (Photo by Ozan KOSE / AFP)

He does care a hoot, frame by frame

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What are all these microplastics doing to our brains?

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A sanctuary for artists exploring new techniques and ideas thrives in Nizwa

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‘Happy people’: folk festivals punctuate Greek summer life

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This Classical Pianist Has Reached the Mountaintop. No, Really.

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Omani Teens Turn Car Pollution into Industry Gold

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Sculpting Trees, and Teaching Patience and Focus

Topiary artist Michael Gibson at work in Edisto Discovery Park, where he is in the first phase of building out a therapeutic sensory garden, in Columbia, S.C., April 14, 2025. (Elizabeth Bick/The New York Times)

World’s smallest snake makes big comeback

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