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The Keys of Mutrah: How an American Doctor Found a Home in the Omani Soul
The Hidden Architecture of History History textbooks are often predictable when recording the early 1900s. They paint a rigid landscape of foreign…
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Habta in Oman: The Market Where Eid Begins Before Eid
Before Eid arrives in Oman, something familiar begins to move through towns and villages. Markets become busier. Families start preparing. Children look…
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When the Indian Ocean Connected Oman and Zanzibar
Wooden ships moved with the monsoon winds between Muscat, Sur, Zanzibar, and ports scattered across the Indian Ocean. Along those routes traveled…
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Omani Students Earn Global Recognition at ISEF 2026
Omanspire | Education, Science & Young Innovation in Oman Some ideas begin quietly. A school lab. A classroom discussion. A question that…
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Harat Al Raml’s Restoration Has a Budget. The Hard Part Comes Later
A quiet item from Ibri in yesterday’s paper deserves more attention than it got. Walid Al Ghafri at the Department of Heritage…
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Before Frankincense Forgets Itself: Inside Oman’s Genetic Library
A small team in Muscat is freezing the DNA of Arabian horses, the seeds of wild Boswellia, and the spores of fungi…
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Oman builds the legal scaffolding for an AI economy
Royal Decree 50/2026 quietly places an AI Special Economic Zone inside Muscat — and inside Oman’s existing free-zone architecture. The brevity is…
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How Oman Built One of the Region’s Quietest Neonatal Programmes
Oman Built One of the Region’s Quietest Neonatal Programmes Behind a near-invisible statistic — newborn survival — sits a forty-year story that…
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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…