Behind the Microphone:Making of a successful sports commentator
MUSCAT: Sports commentary is one of the most influential elements in modern sport, serving as the voice that connects millions of fans to the excitement, drama and emotion of compe…
Seeb overpower Al Bashayer, Sohar edge Al Amerat
MUSCAT: Seeb Club kept up the pressure at the top of the Athletes Preparation Centres Basketball League for the 2025-26 season after a commanding 73-34 victory over Al Bashayer Clu…
Talks on with Tehran for Hormuz transit
Pakistan’s interior minister arrived in Tehran on Saturday “to facilitate” the peace talks between Iran and the United States that have stalled despite a fragile ceasefire, Iranian…
Oman move to fourth with 20 medals at GCC Games
Muscat: Oman’s national teams continued their fine showing at the fourth GCC Sports Games in Doha, doubling their medal haul and moving to fourth place in the overall standings wit…
Collector roads key to smarter Muscat Expressway expansion
MUSCAT: The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (MoTCIT) awarded the Muscat Expressway expansion project, stretching from Al Qurum Natural Park interch…
What do we know about the psychology of evil?
I have always been curious about why some people commit evil crimes. This is why, when I read about the movie ‘Nuremberg’, I was curious to watch it. The movie is based on the book…
Sohar Titanium begins production at first furnace
MUSCAT: Sohar Titanium, the Sultanate of Oman’s first titanium slag production project, has officially entered the production phase with the operation of its first electric arc fur…
Bait Al Haitham: A new milestone in PDO’s evolution and Oman’s energy future
In an innovative example of what the future of Oman’s energy sector can look like, Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) has unveiled “Bait Al Haitham”, a strategic initiative that unde…
Oman’s next economic shift may start with electricity
For decades, Gulf economies followed a familiar formula: produce energy, export it abroad and build growth around the revenues that came back.Oil left by tanker. Gas moved through…
HEAT REVIVES OMAN’S REPTILES
As summer temperatures continue to climb across Oman, movement is slowly returning to some of the country’s quieter natural spaces, with reptiles emerging in valleys, on farms, and…