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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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The coming fall of the AI empire...

Yet no empire, however powerful, has ever lasted forever.

We’re only human... we’re supposed to make mistakes

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Why climate finance is not enough

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Limited disruptions as flight cuts begin at major airports

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New York prepares for Trump immigration crackdown

Protesters confront federal officers in the East Side neighbourhood of Chicago. — NYT file photo

What we can learn about life from cats

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Is Instagram conquering the minds of children?

Spending too much time on apps like Instagram can lead to anxiety, depression and a reduced attention span among young users.

Family, food, and the table that holds them together

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What if the lawyer breaks the law?

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Opinion- How liberalism wins

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Opinion- How to be a good citizen of a bad country

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The illusion of safe environment

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Are we eating healthy? If not, rethink our meals

Subsidising fruits, vegetables and whole grains while imposing higher taxes on sugary drinks and fast foods could help shift consumer choices

Sri Lanka targets big fish in anti-corruption push

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Argentina is on a path to economic success

Argentina’s problem was about liquidity, not solvency.
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