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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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Why Ukraine deserves to survive

This summer, after Zelensky had Parliament pass a law curtailing NABU and SAPO, thousands of young people carrying placards took to the streets in protest.

Jamaica announces deadly bacterial outbreak after hurricane

A flooded and damaged home in Westmoreland, the western parish in Jamaica.

Trump and Mamdani vow future optimism, sidestepping critiques

President Donald Trumpa and New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani speak to reporters in the Oval Office.

Before the coffee gets cold and the memory fades

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Reflecting on death can teach us about living

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A dystopian future is only a footstep, or a stumble, away

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A place to belong: Oman, me, and the misperceivers

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Gen Z’s digital crusade and rise of Mamdani

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How children learn strength through our softness” by

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Climate and development finance must be integrated

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The key to unlocking private climate finance

The transition to a low-carbon global economy cannot succeed without the active participation of the private sector.

Writing still key in an automated world

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Integrated learning boosts creativity and critical thinking

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How to measure climate progress in the world

Police officers gather near Christmas decorations as climate-justice activists take part in a nationwide protest calling for stronger global climate actions, during the ongoing UN Climate Change Conference (COP30), on Saturday. - Reuters

Why we should take some data with a pinch of salt

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