Tunisian man lost at sea, Eritreans brawl in Israel, fallout from Libya-Israel scandal—here’s the Middle East this week.
South Asian vendors at Muttrah Souq, once Oman’s main commercial centre, have been working there for generations.
The country is using its existing energy infrastructure to fast-track its green transition.
US says Iran fired on one ship with no casualties, fled both times when US destroyer arrived at sites in Gulf of Oman.
And a shark attack in Egypt, Gaddafi’s fifth son on hunger strike in Lebanon. Here’s the Middle East this week.
Omanis shuttled between two delegations, which did not meet, Axios reports.
Iranian diplomat Assadollah Assadi and Belgian aid worker Olivier Vandecasteele freed, in deal facilitated by Oman.
Developments towards peace in Yemen show how productive Omani efforts have been.
The direct talks between Houthi and Saudi officials have raised hopes for peace in Yemen ravaged by nine years of war.
The visit displays progress in the Oman-mediated dialogue between Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthi rebels.
Saudi Arabia, Houthis exchange prisoners as Omani officials arrive in Sanaa for talks to end Yemen’s years-long war.
Israeli airlines can now fly over Oman after the Gulf nation opened its airspace for all carriers.
Iraq overcame Qatar 2-1 to book a place in Thursday’s final against Oman, who edged Bahrain 1-0.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, the details of which are unclear, but suspicion has fallen on Iran.
