USA: What began as a typical first date turned into a surreal crime scene in Massachusetts in 2016. Christopher Castillo, 33, matched with a woman on a dating app and asked her to pick him up, promising an evening together. Instead of heading to dinner or coffee, he directed her straight to a local bank….
ISRAEL: Israel’s prime minister told the United Nations General Assembly that nations publicly criticizing Israel’s war in Gaza are, in fact, secretly relying on Israeli intelligence to prevent attacks on their own soil. This striking assertion was aimed at highlighting what he described as hypocrisy among some of Israel’s closest allies and partners. According to…
IRAN: Iran has issued a stark warning that it will terminate a crucial agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) if Western powers proceed with reimposing United Nations sanctions. The announcement was made by Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, underscoring rising tensions over Tehran’s nuclear program and its compliance with international oversight. This threat targets…
SPAIN: For the first time in more than 10,000 years, truly wild horses once again roam the Iberian Highlands of central Spain. In 2023, the conservation group Rewilding Spain reintroduced Przewalski’s horses, one of the last surviving wild equine species, into the forested region of Villanueva de Alcorón to restore ecological processes that had long…
UAE: The UAE Media Council has officially prohibited the creation and distribution of AI-generated depictions without prior approval. This measure comes amid growing global concerns about synthetic content and its potential to mislead audiences. The Council emphasized that such restrictions are essential to protect public trust and maintain the integrity of the country’s media landscape….
MUSCAT: Muscat has emerged as the world’s number one city for traffic efficiency, a feat credited to its strong leadership, advanced technology, and disciplined enforcement. This milestone reflects years of coordinated planning by government agencies and private stakeholders to streamline urban transport systems. The city’s leadership has prioritized infrastructure upgrades and policy reforms, creating a…
MUSCAT: Omani camels have long been selectively bred to withstand the extreme conditions of the Arabian Peninsula, where temperatures soar and water is scarce. This process has taken generations, with breeders focusing on traits such as stamina, resistance to heat stress, and the ability to travel long distances without water. These camels are not just…
AL HOOTA: Al Hoota Cave, located at the foot of Oman’s Al Hajar Mountains near Al Hamra, is one of the country’s most remarkable natural wonders. Stretching for nearly five kilometers underground, it houses a stunning hidden lake that adds an air of mystery and beauty to the already dramatic limestone formations within. This underground…
MUSCAT: Falconry is one of Oman’s most enduring royal traditions, woven deeply into the nation’s cultural heritage. For centuries, Omani falcons have been bred, trained, and celebrated not only as skilled hunting partners but also as living symbols of status, strength, and loyalty. These birds are among the most highly prized in the Arab world….
MUSCAT: Oman’s extensive coastline along the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman is one of the few places in the world where marine life flourishes in such diversity and rarity. Its warm, nutrient-rich waters provide ideal conditions for species that are threatened or endangered elsewhere, making the country a living laboratory for marine conservation….
