by Raya Al Maskari | Mar 26, 2025 | Economy, Politics
The ‘Norway of Arabia’ Quietly Rules the Strait of Hormuz—Here’s Why No One Dares Challenge It Oman’s Historical Legacy: Treaties and Terrain 1. From Ancient Traders to Treaty Architects Oman’s dominance of the strait began over 2,000 years ago, when its sailors...
by Raya Al Maskari | Mar 22, 2025 | Oman Affairs, Politics
Setting the Record Straight: Al Mazyouna and Smuggling Allegations Introduction Recent allegations have surfaced online, claiming that Al Mazyouna, a southern Omani town, has become a hub for smuggling weapons to Yemen’s Houthi rebels. While it’s true that Al Mazyouna...
by Raya Al Maskari | Mar 20, 2025 | Oman Affairs, Politics
Oman’s Double Game? Spoiler: It’s Not What You Think. Inside the Arab World’s Most Misunderstood Foreign Policy Oman’s foreign policy is often mischaracterized, especially regarding its relations with Israel and its role in Yemen. This article offers a structured...
by Walid Al Maskari | Nov 19, 2024 | Politics
The Foundation of the Omani State and Its International Relations Imam Ahmad bin Said Al Busaidi: The Founder of Oman Imam Ahmad bin Said Al Busaidi is hailed as the founder of the Al Busaid dynasty in Oman. In the 18th century, Oman faced significant threats from...
by Hassan | Nov 16, 2024 | Oman Affairs, Politics
Celebrating Oman’s 54th National Day and Sustainable Development Celebrating Progress: The Sultanate of Oman’s 54th National Day and Its Path to Sustainable Development A Vision for Comprehensive Development The Sultanate of Oman celebrates its 54th National Day...
by Dr. Mohammed Al-Sayyad | Oct 8, 2024 | Palestine, Politics
Hence, Gaza may turn into a legend, for this narrow geographical area, which does not exceed 365 square kilometers, with a population density that is the greatest in the world (8,121 people per one square kilometer, according to the 2023 demographics report ), has...
