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Five Egyptian expats in Kuwait have been arrested and face deportation after 'illegal fishing'.

KUWAIT CITY, Oct 31: Five years after the issuance of the Civil Service Council’s Resolution No. 11/2017 to reduce the number of non-Kuwaiti government employees, an official government report revealed that this Kuwaitization policy succeeded in increasing national employment by 5.3 percent in the g

In Kuwait's second election in less than two years, voters decided to shake up the assembly, electing two women, two conservative Islamists, and other candidates, according to results announced on Friday. The outcome of the vote on Thursday, which will add 27 new members to the 50-member assembly, was viewed as a call for change in the midst of a protracted stalemate between the Cabinet, which is chosen by the royal family, and the 50-member assembly, which is democratically elected and mor...

“KUWAITIS are unanimous in the merits of His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Al-Nawaf and his good qualities, which were proven by his practices in his new position, as he is known for not accepting injustice since he began his work in public affairs decades ago,” columnist Sattam Ahmed Al-

KUWAIT CITY, Oct 29: Austrian Ambassador to Kuwait HE Marian Warba affirmed the depth of diplomatic relations with Kuwait, which he described as “excellent, strong and close”, pointing to the good bilateral cooperation between the two countries in various fields, reports Al-Qabas daily. During the c

Kuwait’s Sept. 29 parliamentary elections were supposed to bring change to the gridlock and governmental churn that had plagued the country in recent years. Kuwaitis initially appeared optimistic about the results, calling on the amir to appoint a strong government to work with the National Assembly. Questions remain, however, as to how well the government and the majority opposition parliament will be able to cooperate to implement the necessary reforms.

KUWAIT CITY, Oct 29: In little over two years after serving as India’s Ambassador to the State of Kuwait, HE Sibi George is leaving Kuwait today, Oct 30, 2022, to take up his next assignment in Japan, the island country in East Asia. Before his departure the Indian envoy talks about the India-Kuwait

REFORMERS must address a number of public issues that concern majority of Kuwaitis, if not all of them; because it is now time for reform and turning a new chapter; that is, after correcting the path. This includes general amnesty, which several MPs made as their slogan in their electoral campaig

Kuwait’s Sept. 29 parliamentary elections were supposed to bring change to the gridlock and governmental churn that had plagued the country in recent years. Kuwaitis initially appeared optimistic about the results, calling on the amir to appoint a strong government to work with the National Assembly. Questions remain, however, as to how well the government and the majority opposition parliament will be able to cooperate to implement the necessary reforms.

AS soon as talks on waiving off the personal loans of citizens resumed, the advocates of ‘social justice’ theory sprung back to mislead and justify the supposed unjust treatment of about 120,000 Kuwaitis, claiming that it is a breach of the equality policy between citizens. They argue that some d