Oman Daily Observer - 2024-03-15

• Tourism sector poised for growth until 2028
• AI adhesive stickers can help people with voice disorders speak
• Opportunit­ies abound for internatio­nal bus services
• OMAN AFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO HUMAN RIGHTS
• Israeli fire kills six Palestinia­ns awaiting aid trucks: Officials
• ISRAELI GENERAL SUMMONED FOR CRITICISM OF LEADERS
• ‘No future for West Bank village’
• Aid efforts intensify for famine-stalked Gaza Strip
• TURKS UP IN ARMS OVER KILLING OF STRAY CAT
• Ukraine steps up attacks amid Russia polls
• SPACEX STARSHIP LOST ON RETURN TO EARTH
• Denmark to start conscripti­ng women, eyes $6 bn spending
• 50 years on, ex-stasi officer goes on trial for murder of Pole
• Trump in Florida court to seek dismissal of documents case
• British newspapers: Who owns what?
• Coral larvae ‘settle near sounds of healthy reefs’
• Bosnia’s lithium discovery raises hopes and fears
• Paris 2024 hopes to be model for lower-carbon Olympics
• Poll tests Trump’s ‘Teflon Don’ image
• EU far right still faces hurdles
• Public spending of Oman up 11 per cent to RO 929m in Jan
• Phishing attacks grow by 40 per cent in 2023
• US brace for buyout of Tiktok from Chinese owners
• Airlines try to leverage Boeing woes despite lack of alternativ­es
• Countries closing in on digital currencies but US lagging
• Seeb, Al Salam qualify for Oman Volleyball League final
• Red Warriors coach Silhavy commences tasks
• DENVER BACK ON TOP AS PORTER SHINES IN MIAMI WIN
• Manchester confirmed as Davis Cup Finals group stage host
• Navarro stuns Sabalenka, Gauff cruises into Indian Wells quarters
• Atletico knock out Inter on penalties to reach CL quarters
• Mbappe on target as PSG beat Nice to reach semi-finals
• E M I A M I I N T O C C A F Q U A R T E R S
• Exhibit showcases the beauty of moments frozen in time
• FRIDAY l MARCH 15 l 2024
• Artistic Insights into Bringing La Fille Mal Gardée to Life

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