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Wednesday, August 26, 2026 | Rabi' al-awwal 12, 1448 H
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What the average cannot see

Most days, a wadi in Oman looks like empty ground. The stillness is convincing enough to make permanence feel plausible; heat settles over gravel, the channels remain dry, and all that open space can seem to be waiting...

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Global economy ‘more resilient than expected’

People cross Waterloo Bridge during the evening rush-hour with skyscrapers of the City of London financial district seen behind in London, Britain. — Reuters

What Europe learned from the Greenland crisis

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Rallies flood Minneapol is streets to protest ICE, businesses close

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Happiness does not come from wealth or success

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Shape your teen’s lives... take their phones away!

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President Trump has abandoned the world

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Empty houses filled with memories

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The AI we need for sustainable infrastructure

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2026 world literature: New books reflect a changing planet

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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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