Most popular vehicle colours in Oman: White, silver, and grey, according to latest 2025 report

Oman experienced a 5.5% surge in vehicle registrations, reaching 1.79 million by June 2025, driven primarily by private cars and light vehicles. White remains the favored color, and mid-sized engines dominate, reflecting consumer preferences for practicality and efficiency. This growth underscores Oman’s expanding mobility and economic progress towards its Vision 2040 goals.

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Trade war: Donald Trump’s ‘reciprocal’ tariffs go into effect on dozens of countries today – check full list

US President Trump’s new tariffs, effective Thursday, impose higher duties on exports from over 60 countries, including India. A 25% tariff on Indian goods, totaling 50%, is a consequence of India’s Russian oil purchases, deemed a national security threat. Brazil also faces a 50% tariff, while others like Canada and the UK have varying rates.

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Vehicle colour rules in Kuwait: No repaints without traffic department approval

Kuwait implements new rules for vehicle colour changes. Motorists need permission before repainting their cars. Approved workshops must handle the job. A final inspection updates the registration. Violators face fines up to 500 Kuwaiti Dinars. The rules align with international standards. They also prevent illegal modifications. These measures enhance road safety governance in Kuwait.

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Creepy “cricket ball” stones: Did they come from space or a lost ancient civilisation?

Mysterious Klerksdorp spheres, discovered in South African pyrophyllite deposits, have sparked debates about their origins, with theories ranging from alien artifacts to remnants of lost civilizations. Geologist Bruce Cairncross clarifies that these spheres are natural concretions, formed by mineral precipitation around a core within sedimentary rock. The “spinning” was debunked as movement due to earthquakes.

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