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Racism and Islamophobia help explain the Western worlds horror and swift actions in response to Russias invasion of Ukraine, speakers agreed Thursday afternoon in a discussion organized and livestreamed by the Council on American-Islamic Relations

KUWAIT CITY, March 6: Kuwait International Airport has regained its tireless movement, coinciding with the return of travelers who spent the national holidays outside the country, especially in the most popular Arab and European capitals, reports Al-Qabas daily. The agencies operating at the airport

Russia's invasion of Ukraine reflects severe decline of America's superpower status, Arab journalists say.

Man, his wife and their daughter stabbed to death at home

A Kuwaiti academic delegation pulls out of a conference organized by the University of Bahrain after finding out that Israeli delegates would take part in the event.

NEW YORK, March 5, (Agencies): Kuwait’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Mansour Al-Otaibi has stressed the need to respect the sovereignty and independence of Ukraine. In his address to the Emergency Special Session of the UN General Assembly on the conflict in Ukraine, he urged immed

NEW YORK, March 5, (Agencies): Kuwait’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Mansour Al-Otaibi has stressed the need to respect the sovereignty and independence of Ukraine. In his address to the Emergency Special Session of the UN General Assembly on the conflict in Ukraine, he urged immed

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The wars of the wider Middle East that long surrounded the United Arab Emirates now have encroached into daily life in this U.S.-allied nation, threatening to draw America further into a region inflamed by tensions with Iran.

More than a decade after a wave of uprisings swept across the Middle East, countless dissidents have encountered grim fates: exiled, imprisoned, disappeared, dead.

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. As high hopes of protests curdled into political chaos and the downfall of dictators…