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The Kuwaiti Ministry of Education will lay off more than 2,000 expatriate teachers and department heads in 14 specialisations by the end of the current academic year 2022-2023, Kuwaits Al-Qabas n...

‘Price of live Arab sheep ranges between 70 and 150 dinars’ KUWAIT CITY, March 27: Some merchants take advantage of the blessed month of Ramadan and similar other occasions to raise prices of their merchandise to make a quick unmindful of the suffering of the citizens and residents and many of th

Battle for controlling stable deposits still open KUWAIT CITY, March 26: The AlShall Consulting Company stated in its weekly report that with the recent US Federal Reserve hike in interest rates, the gap between the discount rate on the dinar and the basic interest on the dollar ranged between 0.

KUWAIT CITY, March 26: Kuwait Fire Force on Sunday urged Kuwaitis and expats in Kuwait to be cautious while moving publicly due to the unstable weather. Any one in need for help can call the phone number: 112. Kuwait is currently witnessing an unsteady weather, marked with rainfalls and low visibili

AT a time when international and regional challenges are on a rise, and neighboring countries have made preparations and continue to make preparations in order to avoid any setback, we in Kuwait are unique. As soon as we get out of a pickle, we fall into another one. It is as though we are living on

KUWAIT CITY, March 22: The Public Authority for Civil Information has released a report indicating an increase in the number of Kuwaitis in 2022, with an estimated percentage of 0.019%. The total number of citizens rose to 1.5 million, while the total population of Kuwait reached 4.7 million people.

KUWAIT CITY, March 25: The Ministry of the Interior has warned Kuwaitis and expats against openly violating the fasting law during the day in the holy month of Ramadan. The Ministry of the Interior said in the tweet on it Twitter account “Do not openly break the fasting rule, you will be punished wi

A first-hand account by Hamilton Wende of the experiences in Kuwait during the Iraq War - recalling the mass destruction and devastation.

AT a time when international and regional challenges are on a rise, and neighboring countries have made preparations and continue to make preparations in order to avoid any setback, we in Kuwait are unique. As soon as we get out of a pickle, we fall into another one. It is as though we are living on

20 years after the U.S. invasion, the country between the Euphrates and Tigris rivers is only just beginning to recover from the aftermath. But the road is paved with obstacles. Birgit Svensson reports from Iraq