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Young Omani women rediscover the joy of horsemanship and archery

In a quiet, rural part of Oman, the energy in the open field is clear to see. The sun is shining, a gentle breeze stirs the air, and a group of young girls buzz with excitement as they try something new—something...

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Sticky future: climate change hits Nepal's honey hunters

Sticky future: climate change hits Nepal's honey hunters

German climate activists smear iconic statue in Bremen with paint

German climate activists smear iconic statue in Bremen with paint

River Seine to have flying taxi landing pad at Paris Olympics

A Volocopter air taxi 'Volocity' stands on display during the International Paris Air Show at the Paris. — AFP file picture

Oman’s elite halls are blends of luxury, tradition, and modernity

Oman’s elite halls are blends of luxury, tradition, and modernity

Displaced Gazan karate champ forges a future in Egypt

Palestinian Karate-ka, 18-year-old Mais Elbostami, trains in a park near her home, east of the Egyptian capital Cairo on June 25, 2024. When the war broke out in Gaza, Palestinian Mais Elbostami had just won a local Karate championship in the Palestinian territory. Now based near Cairo, she still harbors the ambition of one day representing her country at the Olympic Games. “On October 6, I participated in a tournament and I was crowned first vice-champion,” the 18-year-old athlete told AFP from her new home in eastern Cairo. At the time, she lived in northwest Gaza and her victory qualified her for a national tournament to bring together athletes from Gaza and the occupied West Bank. (Photo by Khaled DESOUKI / AFP)

Therapy horses help neurology patients regain confidence, motor skills

Hippotherapy patients in Rome

Barbie that went to space to go on display in London

Barbie that went to space to go on display in London

Samsung Adds Support for Matter 1.2 to SmartThings

Samsung Adds Support for Matter 1.2 to SmartThings

Muscat toddler breaks world record for fastest recitation of counting

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Kitesurfers flock to Masirah to ride the wind

Kitesurfers flock to Masirah to ride the wind

Walking Can Be a Powerful Remedy for Back Pain

Walking Can Be a Powerful Remedy for Back Pain

Life in the Dirt Is Hard And Climate Change Isn’t Helping

An undated photo provided by Frank Ashwood shows a Sphaeridia pumilis. (Frank Ashwood via The New York Times)

Google to Develop Artificial Intelligence Chatbot

Google to Develop Artificial Intelligence Chatbot

Dominance, data, disinformation: Europe's fight with Big Tech

Dominance, data, disinformation: Europe's fight with Big Tech

“Al Din theatre festival” presents in Romania

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