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By 2050, nearly half the world may live in areas that have dangerous levels of heat for at least a month, including Miami, Lagos, Nigeria, and Shanghai

KUWAIT CITY, Dec 1: According to official data, there has been an increase in the number of divorce cases registered in Kuwait since the beginning of this year. The marriage index for the same period recorded a decline of 3,226 cases compared to the corresponding period in 2021, reports Al-Rai daily

KUWAIT CITY, Dec 1: A government report warned against the delay in the implementation of the Kuwait City Cargo Project and the project for building the third runway at Kuwait International Airport. The report stressed that further delay in the completion of these projects would lead to waste of hug

Survey of Arab young adults shows that most want to leave Middle East, but in Israel they are satisfied, contenta and feel safe.

THE government has the right to impose taxes. This is clearly specified in Article 48 of the Constitution, which states that “Payment of taxes and contribution to public expenditures are a duty in conformity with the law. The law shall exempt small incomes from taxation in order to guarantee a minim

On the issue that matters most (America's survival, the civilizedworld's survival, the spread of democracy, and the war againstterrorism), President Bush is right and his critics wrong. In Iraq,for example, we are turning one of the worst countries in theMiddle East into one of the best countries in the Middle East. Forthis, we should not be embarrassed: We should be proud.

KUWAIT CITY, Nov 29: Banks are currently preparing to offer new auto financing packages in what appears to be a race to attract more clients, reports Al-Rai daily quoting sources. Sources hinted that the upcoming banking competition in terms of car financing will start soon, targeting current and po

The step aims to lure citizens away from government jobs

Sarmad network's growth did not stop locally; it continued to neighboring Gulf and Arab nations, expanding its influence beyond local borders after building an audience of Gulf and Arab supporters over the previous years.

KUWAIT CITY, Nov 27: Bulgarian Ambassador to Kuwait Dimitar Dimitrov has affirmed that his country is keen on strengthening ties with Kuwait in various fields; especially the cultural field, since it is one of the strongest and closest bridges between peoples, reports Al-Qabas daily. Speaking on the