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Hike eyed in pension by KD 20/year KUWAIT CITY, May 30: The National Assembly Office, Monday, called for a special session on June 14 to tackle the issue of retirees. This will be followed by several sessions discussing budgets, final accounts for ministries and governmental bodies, as well as th

Coastguard patrols were on routine mission when they saw floating object of bags

KUWAIT CITY, May 31: Kuwait’s cabinet on Tuesday said that the country has not seen any cases of monkeypox, a viral infection more common to west and central Africa, underlining that stringent precautions are already in place to keep the illness at bay. Holding an extraordinary meeting to discuss t

KUWAIT CITY, May 31: The economic and commercial attaché of the Chinese Embassy in Kuwait, said travel to his country is not permitted so far, indicating that Beijing is currently in the stage of studying the situation in this regard, reports Al-Jarida daily. In a statement to Al-Jarida, the officia

Hike eyed in pension by KD 20/year KUWAIT CITY, May 30: The National Assembly Office, Monday, called for a special session on June 14 to tackle the issue of retirees. This will be followed by several sessions discussing budgets, final accounts for ministries and governmental bodies, as well as th

Approval of continuation to lift ban on 299 vacant jobs okayed KUWAIT CITY, May 30: The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has officially agreed to lift the ban on 971 job grades for the second contract, out of the 1,303 job grades requested by the Ministry of Education to contract with non-Kuwaiti t

KUWAIT CITY, May 30: The draft law on the residence of expatriates, which was recently approved by the Interior and Defense Committee in the National Assembly and related to granting real estate owners residence for a period of 10 years, is a new legislation to be presented for the first time which

An official from Kuwait's employment authority said a platform will be launched on Sunday as part of a joint effort with the Central Agency for Dealing with Illegal Residents.

The only thing India can possibly do during this year’s global food crisis is to not make it any worse for its own poor. As the cost of basic nutrition balloons everywhere, the second-most-populous nation’s best bet is to fall back on its extensive system of state procurement and public distribution to soften the blow.

Dozens of Kuwaitis join marches in the capital to protest against political stagnation brought about by the government’s resignation and suspension of the parliament's sessions.