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KUWAIT CITY (AP) — More than a decade after a wave of uprisings swept across the Middle East, countless dissidents have encountered grim fates: exiled, imprisoned, disappeared, dead. Until mere months ago, Musallam al-Barrak, the icon of opposition in Kuwait, seemed another Arab Spring casualty.

Drop is attributed to COVID-19 hiring curbs and Kuwaitisation policy

Most incidents among young people KUWAIT CITY, March 15: The number of suicide cases in the country continues to increase, recording 25 cases since the beginning of 2022 till date, reports Al- Qabas daily. Statistics showed that the country’s suicide rate has increased by 50 percent over the past

Gulf University for Science and Technology honored Kuwait Finance House , represented by its Group Human Recourses Chief Officer, Zeyad Abdullah Al-Omar, for participating in the job... | March 14, 2022

Former Dallas Federal Reserve president Richard Fisher says the best way to bring prices down is to produce more oil in the U.S.

KUWAIT CITY, March 14: The credit granted by Kuwaiti banks saw a monthly increase last January which reach 42.71 billion dinars at the end of the month, an increase of 1%, which means that the total loans granted by the Kuwaiti banking sector during the first month of 2022 was about 428 million dina

KUWAIT CITY, March 14: The credit granted by Kuwaiti banks saw a monthly increase last January which reach 42.71 billion dinars at the end of the month, an increase of 1%, which means that the total loans granted by the Kuwaiti banking sector during the first month of 2022 was about 428 million dina

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Two heinous crimes this month shocked Kuwaiti society

20 amazing young leaders changing the world.