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Low unemployment rates main reason for Kuwaitis KUWAIT CITY, May 23: Economist Steve Hanke of the Johns Hopkins University says Kuwaitis are the happiest Arab people and the second happiest people in the world, after Switzerland on a list of 157 countries as shown by the Misery Index, reports Al-

KUWAIT CITY, May 23: The Civil Service Commission has approved a screen allowance of 180 dinars for each teacher from the GCC countries – those who worked during the distance learning period at the height of the corona crisis -- working in public education schools similar to their Kuwaiti counterpar

COLD is the democratic wedding that awaits Kuwait. This is evident from the events related to the elections that will take place after about three weeks. The reason is that the common people have lost confidence in the National Assembly after witnessing the parliamentary performance of the past year

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – A Kuwaiti fencer from the 2023 Fédération Internationale d'Escrime (FIE) Senior World Cup contests to avoid facing an Israeli contestant over support for the Palestinian cause and refusal of normalization with the Tel Aviv regime.

Driving licence for expats to be valid for one year

What should we make of the Kuwaiti government’s recent move to suspend the entry of OFWs to the Gulf State

A senior administration lawmaker is seeking a total ban on the government’s deployment of overseas Filipino workers to Kuwait due to “heinous crimes committed” on the Philippines’ migrant workers.

MoI allays fears of citizens, residents KUWAIT CITY, May 20: Security sources dispelled the concerns that many citizens and residents are having regarding the application of the biometric system at the border crossings and at the airport. They explained that the process aims to build a database a

KUWAIT CITY, May 20: The head of the Kuwait Engineers Society, Eng. Faisal Al-Atl, has sounded an alarm bell saying Kuwait may find it hard to find jobs for engineers in future because the number of engineering graduates is 3,000 annually while the actual need for both the government and private lab

NEW YORK CITY: UN officials on Thursday urged the Iraqi government to push ahead with political and economic reforms, and to continue talks with Kuwait about reparations for the disappearance of Kuwaitis during the Iraqi invasion in 1990. They also discussed the human rights situation in the country, in particular as it relates to the rights of Iraqi women, and called on other