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A Parisian in Oman who said Insha'Allah

Tuesday, last week: A cup of coffee at the café downstairs with our guest, a Parisian, though originally American. Fair enough: He moved to France in the 1980s, making him an immigrant like me here in Oman, not an expat...

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Oman’s vision: Protecting jobs in the age of AI shift

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Central Asia’s road to stability

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Will AI replace writing?

Research shows a shrinking of the vocabulary base of modern students as they use fewer words than previous generations

All systems go, but do they speak

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Why Greenland’s future is not for US to decide

A 3D printed miniature of US President Donald Trump and Greenland flag are seen in this illustration. - Reuters

When motivation fades: Understanding Quitter’s Day

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Dignity through policy

The new benefits announced for longer-term job seekers are just as important as the planned creation of 60,000 jobs.

Celebrating a journey towards a resilient future

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Overlooked way to close Africa’s health gaps

Many African countries suffer from a health-financing deficit.

Social media... threatening Family, faith and society

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No democracy in Venezuela, not much oil

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Starting the year without leaving yourself behind

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Landmines destroy limbs andlives on Bangla-Myanmar border

This photograph taken on December 19, 2025 shows farmer Dudu Mia speaking during an interview with AFP at the Bangladesh-Myanmar frontier village of Naikhongchhari in Bandarban district. In the dense hill forests along Bangladesh's border with war-torn Myanmar, villagers are losing limbs to landmines, casualties of a conflict not of their making. - TO GO WITH 'Bangladesh-Myanmar-Conflict-Landmine' FOCUS (Photo by Munir UZ ZAMAN / AFP) / TO GO WITH 'Bangladesh-Myanmar-Conflict-Landmine' FOCUS

Climate adaptation more than covers its cost

Extending developed-economy standards of protection to all exposed places would require $540 billion annually.

Resolutions as a commitment to a shared future

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