Oman Daily Observer - 2021-01-20

• Visa-free stay for 14 days
• Focus on raising standards of research, innovation to meet Vision 2040 goals
• Shura Office reviews key reports
• Blood donation call to help cover supply
• WHALES IN DISTRESS
• Pact to develop lime production
• Iraq delays general election to Oct 10
• Beyond the oil wells, Syrians rummage in trash to survive
• Turkey slaps ad ban on Twitter under new social media law
• Japan eyes use of robots to boost COVID-19 testing
• US Senate to hold nomination hearings for Biden’s cabinet
• Italian PM pleads for Senate support ahead of trust vote
• French trial opens for ex-pm over kickbacks
• Earth will continue to spin and life will flow again!
• What does surge of Darfur violence mean?
• Trump leaves a more divided America
• Gallantry at Gabba
• Aubameyang double gives Arsenal win over Newcastle
• Ibrahimovi­c double as Milan pull clear off Inter
• Mendis shines as OC Chairman’s XI beat Dromedary
• Rustaq camp to groom national swimmers
• Constructi­on work begins on Oman’s first inland port facility
• Oman’s largest red meat project launches new brand
• Oman Shell launches 25 MW solar plant in Sohar Freezone
• Price reduction in UK house sales to beat tax deadline
• Energy Oman celebrates formal launch
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• Oil companies to press Biden to allow Venezuela fuel swaps
• Canada scrambles to salvage Keystone XL pipeline
• Oil prices climb on economic optimism
• No fisherman is ever ordinary
• ‘Game of Thrones’ dire wolves far apart from other canines: Study
• World’s oldest known cave painting found in Indonesia
• Instagram influencer­s are a vaccine priority in wary Indonesia
• Us-based musician dreams of performing at ROHM

Oman Daily Observer - 2021-01-19

Oman Daily Observer - 2021-01-21