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University graduates make up majority of the latest batch of employees

Presentation focuses on potential of trade between India and Kuwait KUWAIT CITY, Oct 27: The Indian Embassy in Kuwait organized the ‘State Facilitation Goa’ event on Oct 26, 2022 at the embassy auditorium focusing on tourism and investment opportunities available in the tiny touristic State o

Kuwait population up by 1.8pc KUWAIT CITY, Oct 27: A report issued by the National Bank of Kuwait said that the population of Kuwait increased by 1.8% as of June 2022 compared to the end of 2021, while this is the first increase recorded at the level of citizens and expatriates, alike, since 2019

Kuwait population up by 1.8pc KUWAIT CITY, Oct 27: A report issued by the National Bank of Kuwait said that the population of Kuwait increased by 1.8% as of June 2022 compared to the end of 2021, while this is the first increase recorded at the level of citizens and expatriates, alike, since 2019, reports

Defendants charged with selling chalets to 1,000 Kuwaitis through real-estate exhibitions

The Criminal Court recently issued its ruling on the largest real estate fraud case, sentencing an Iraqi company manager to 10 years in prison, and five years each for his Kuwaiti wife and his brother, in addition to KD3 million fine, while protecting the rights of those who fell victim to the fraud

‘Why do you want him to show up? I wouldn’t bring him in for you to jail him.’

KUWAIT CITY, Oct 25: Kuwait’s skies witnessed at 1:20 pm Tuesday partial solar eclipse, which remained visible until 3.44 pm -- a space phenomenon deemed the most significant in the country this year. Director of space sciences at the Scientific Club Issa Al-Nasrallh told KUNA the partial sun eclips

Why ‘negative phenomenon’ panel? KUWAIT CITY, Oct 25: Kuwaitis, especially the young people, often complain about what they see as an escalation of the forces of political Islam pressing on society, reports Al-Qabas daily. A state of frustration has grown in many societal circles in the country,

Rising commodity prices, higher logistics costs and material supply shortages have all attributed to an increase in construction costs within Kuwait, st