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Inside the Journey of Oman’s Modern-Day Explorer

From the winding valleys of Oman to the far edges of Armenia and beyond, Ibrahim al Shibli has always moved through the world with curiosity as his compass. Long before he became a travel content creator and group trip...

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Instagram accounts for teens go PG-13

Instagram touted the content filtering enhancement as the most significant update to its Teen Accounts since they were launched in September of last year.

A Dhofari teacher’s green lesson

A Dhofari teacher’s green lesson

Beneath the bombs, class goes on in Myanmar

Beneath the bombs, class goes on in Myanmar

Harry says social media a major child issue

Harry and his wife Meghan

Meet the last newspaper hawker of Paris

Ali Akbar is originally from Rawalpindi in northern Pakistan

Retracing Arabia Felix: Oman’s Desert Legacy Revisited

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Researchers make yoghurt with ants according to traditional recipe

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The Captain of Masirah

The Captain of Masirah

Winged wonders of Salalah

Kestrel, the small but fierce raptor

All you want to know about 2025 Nobel prizes

All you want to know about 2025 Nobel prizes

Next time you consult an AI chatbot, remember one thing

Next time you consult an AI chatbot, remember one thing

The world's last linen beetling mill eyes strong future

The world's last linen beetling mill eyes strong future

UN opens virtual museum to spotlight artefact trafficking

UN opens virtual museum to spotlight artefact trafficking

The visual custodian of the wild

The visual custodian of the wild

Sought by luxury labels, Nigerian leather reclaims home market

A leather artisan unfolds pieces of dyed skins in his shop at the Kurmi market in Kano, on September 10, 2025. The historic leather hub, Kano, feeds luxury giants like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Ralph Lauren, with Nigeria exporting nearly 90% of its hides abroad. But because the finishing work is done in Europe, the “Made in Nigeria” label vanishes, replaced by “Made in Italy” or “Made in Spain.” Now, some Nigerian designers are trying to reclaim the country’s leather identity by building homegrown brands.
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