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The Perils of Buying a Home

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The decision is predicated on assumptions that don’t often come through

House Warming

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To own a house is to be owned

The Pet Peeves of Expats

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They should marvel at what a place is rather than complain about what it is not

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Omani author Jokha Alharthi’s new book chronicles a young woman’s attempts to understand home and belonging. The author in conversation with Open

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Expatriate anguish in an imagined country in the Gulf

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We are suffering from a collective affliction called nostalgia

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Home as rebellion and respite

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With minimal budgets and ample creativity, filmmakers are creating series and shows while locked in

The Coming Storm

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A dramatic shift in the way we work and consume

The Sun’s Flowers

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In summer the whole effort in a garden is geared towards saving the plants

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The Perils of Buying a Home

House Warming

The Pet Peeves of Expats

‘Grief takes many shapes In the novel,’ says Jokha Alharthi

Desert Pains

A Longing for Home

The Woman on the Balcony

Home Studio

The Coming Storm

The Sun’s Flowers

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