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INDEED, reform cannot be achieved in a night or day, or through hopeless efforts. When there is a will, all this will come within reach. So far, Kuwaitis are feeling the seriousness of the remedial measures to stop the deterioration of the state administration. This is emphasized by the field tou

WHEN a rose withers, one would think that it is on the verge of death. However, when it gets watered, it starts recovering and slowly begins blossoming. This is how Kuwait is today, according to what Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz said to a group of Kuwaiti people during the annual Hajj lunch. H

Nat’l employment increased from 34.9 percent to 77.3% KUWAIT CITY, Sept 1: The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Kuwait Banks Federation, Sheikh Ahmed Duaij Al-Sabah, said that the banking sector is the largest employer of the national workforce in the private sector, and is the most attr

Following the cancellation of the Cyprus Rally at the end of September, the Rally of Lebanon will bring this year’s FIA Middle East Rally Championship (MERC)

WHEN a rose withers, one would think that it is on the verge of death. However, when it gets watered, it starts recovering and slowly begins blossoming. This is how Kuwait is today, according to what Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz said to a group of Kuwaiti people during the annual Hajj lunch. He said,

KD 20.5bln capital expenditure during last ten years KUWAIT CITY, Aug 29: The increase in government development capital spending during the last fiscal year was 6%, despite the liquidity crisis that the country faced difficulties due to the drop in oil prices, which prompted it to take many aust

WITH the spark of the information revolution at the beginning of this century, many rulers thought they could curb it through retrograded laws. Political regimes and forces were under the illusion of believing in their ability to control the media. However, as the information revolution blosso

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 28: The Council of Ministers recently issued the Decree on calling for parliamentary elections and set Sept 29, 2022 as Election Day. The General Department for Election Affairs announced that the filing of candidacies will start on Monday and it will continue for 10 days including

I WAS baffled by an awkward story about a Bedouin (nomad) who wanted to meet the seventh Abbasid Caliph Al-Ma’mun, but whose appeals to see the caliph were not granted throughout a year. The story is about a Bedouin merchant who was a member of the deep state and was attacked by bandits and was r

BEFORE June 22, we were on the verge of despair over the possibility of reforming the country’s conditions. This we say without exaggeration. This came after the recent governments made us lose hope due to the existence of a force that is capable of preventing the parliamentary encroachment on th