Dates in Oman: Bringing the past into the future? Tone Delin IndrelidJuly 23, 2018 Tone Delin Indrelid explores the basics of date farming in Oman, and the importance of family in growing dates.... Curiosity
Beyond mosques and camels: Discovering art in Muscat Tone Delin IndrelidJuly 4, 2018 Tone Delin Indrelid, a self-professed ignoramus of art, tries to learn something about art in Muscat and discovers that abstract pieces can open up for interesting conversations.... BlogCuriosityInterview
Lebanese elections 2018: An opposition is formed Anne Kirstine RønnMay 9, 2018 The Turban Times reports measured the temperature in Beirut – post-election.... BlogCuriosity
The Omani village that’s empowering women through entrepreneurship Tone Delin IndrelidMay 9, 2018 Tone Delin Indrelid writes about the Sidab Women Community House and how it's making a positive, sustainable impact on local women's lives.... BlogCuriosity
Labour Day in Lebanon: This is how domestic workers celebrated Sarah L. PageMay 2, 2018 Day off for Labour Day? Not for your maid.... BlogCuriosityInterview
Oman: Migration and the importance of state policies Tone Delin IndrelidMarch 7, 2018 In this article, Tone Delin Indrelid, a migrant herself, looks at migration patterns and host country policies in her current home, Oman.... BlogCuriosity
Young Libyans fight to choose their own educational path, free from prejudice Sara KhalilDecember 27, 2017 "How come you study history, when you’re so smart?"... BlogCuriosityInterview
Here’s why I love Oman’s National Day Tone Delin IndrelidNovember 21, 2017 Tone Delin Indrelid shares Oman’s 47th National Day celebrations in pictures.... BlogCuriosity
From rocks to agriculture – the ingenuity of the Omani Aflaj system Tone Delin IndrelidOctober 19, 2017 Tone Delin Indrelid discovers Oman's ancient aflaj system, an ingenious way to extract and distribute scarce water resources in a dry land.... BlogCuriosityIn Pictures
Bedouins – the backbone of Jordanian culture Camilla ToftlundMay 12, 2017 Did you know that the Bedouins of Jordan are often termed as the "pure blooded" people?... BlogCuriosity
