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The Quiet Archaeology Superpower
The Quiet Archaeology Superpower Thirty-two active archaeological programmes. Eleven international partners. A Neolithic site older than the frankincense trade. Why Oman has…
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France and Oman: A Partnership Quietly Growing Deeper
On April 15, the foreign ministries of Oman and France sat down in Paris for what they called the first round of…
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What Is Happening at Hormuz Goes Beyond Energy to the Heart of Industry and Technology
Energy economist Dr. Anas Al-Hajji on why the 2026 Gulf crisis is the most severe supply disruption in modern history — and…
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Control the Gate. Rule the World
Nine centuries. One strait. Zero alternatives. For nine hundred years, a thirty-nine-kilometre passage between Iran and Oman has determined who controls global…
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The Answer is Muscat
There is something quietly striking buried in Monday’s edition of Oman’s national newspaper. On page fifteen, columnist Zaher bin Harith Al-Mahruqi publishes…
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A Year at Full Throttle: How Active Oman Became the Heartbeat of a Nation in Motion
When the Oman Automobile Association unveiled its bold new identity in April 2025, few anticipated the scale of what would follow. One…
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When Both Sides Call Muscat
Buried in Thursday’s news cycle, easy to miss amid casualty counts and ceasefire maps, was a detail that deserves longer consideration. France’s…
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The Child in the Frame
There is a video making the rounds. A toddler, maybe two years old, is crying — properly crying, the kind that makes…
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Keepers of the Gate | Chapter Two: The Jewel In The Ring
Keepers of the Gate — Chapter Two of Three Oman and the Strait That Moves the World How an Omani merchant-prince crossed…
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Keepers of the Gate | Chapter One: Before the Name
Keepers of the Gate — Chapter One of Three Oman and the Strait That Moves the World How Oman’s sailors helped build…