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Whistle-blowers will be protected: Nazaha KUWAIT CITY, April 6: Director of Cases and Investigations Department at Kuwait Anti- Corruption Authority (Nazaha) Abdul Hamid Al-Hamr stressed the need to take more measures to protect State agencies from bribery and abuse of power, reports Al-Qabas daily. In a statement to the daily, Al-Hamr affirmed the authority is keen on exerting tremendous efforts to conduct field studies through the liaison officers who are coordinating with government agencies...

Brussels says Britain has broken its legal agreement governing trade with Northern Ireland. Britain has denied breaking the deal, saying its move is a temporary measure to relieve bottlenecks.

The Ranger RIVERTON — It’s been 234 years since the Constitutional Convention, and some Wyoming lawmakers think that’s long enough. State Senate Joint Resolution 2 is a bid to launch a new convention of states in order to amend the U.S. Constitution in ways that would limit federal power. Republican state Senators Cale Case, of Lander, and Ed Cooper, of Ten Sleep, along with State Rep. Pepper Ottman, R-Riverton, have co-sponsored the bill, which was introduced to the Senate on Fe...

Written by dariandudrick on March 8, 2021 A John Birch Society field coordinator said Monday morning on KODI’s “Daybreak with Darian Dudrick,” Wyoming should not support any Constitutional Convention legislation. Leah Southwell talked to Dudrick about the risks of opening the Constitution for such things as imposing term limits for members of Congress, capping federal spending and balancing the budget. She said there’s no guarantee that action would be li...

Dubai: Dubai Health Authority’s (DHA) ‘Doctor for Every Citizen’ telemedicine service benefited more than 88,000 customers in 2020. This service was launched by DHA in 2019 to achieve Article Five of the Fifty-Year Charter, in line with the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai. The free 24x7 service provides the public with reliable and approved medical consultations through direct visual and audi...

Andres Tarand was among the first prime ministers of re-independent Estonia and his courage to do the right thing at the right time helped lay the foundation of the countrys success story. A person is not raised to be an exemplary prime minister and has their own quirks from way back when, Tarand cheerfully says in an interview to Diplomaatia and ERR. The blue, black and white is one beautiful flag. It is. I had this image where I walked past the Tall Herman Tower with my father and he showed m...

‘Only those who deserve it’ KUWAIT CITY, Feb 15: National Assembly Speaker Marzouq Al-Ghanim and a number of MPs submitted a bill on granting compensation to the owners of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) for the damages they suffered due to the coronavirus crisis. Al-Ghanim disclosed the bill clearly specifies the beneficiaries to ensure that compensation is granted only to those who truly deserve it. He said another bill is being prepared for employers and expatriate workers to reach ...

Cynthia Allen's column about term limits indicates that Congress needs to amend the Constitution to institute term limits of Congressmen.

A FORMER administrator involved in the controversial takeover of Rangers is pursuing criminal action against Police Scotland and an ex-Lord Advocate…

Decoding Joe Bidens call with NATOs chief Print this article President Biden is receiving excessive praise for his phone call with Vladimir Putin of Russia, but Biden and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg deserve congratulations for their conversation on Tuesday. The two leaders hit the right note in discussing support for NATOs deterrence posture and for European nations to invest more equitably in the alliances common defense. Bidens best moment came when he pledged to "strongly, stro...