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There were no big surprises across Asia on Matchday 4 with the majority of heavyweights cruising to victories. The likes of Australia, Iran and Korea Republic all won comfortably by identical 3-0 scorelines while Japan fired six unanswered goals past...

‘Private sector Kuwaitis must be at work’ KUWAIT CITY, Dec 29: Following the formation of the new government, the Minister of Commerce and Industry Fahad Al-Shariaan, in his first statement, stressed the need to take a firm decision concerning residency permits for expatriates who are 60 years an

‘Private sector Kuwaitis must be at work’ KUWAIT CITY, Dec 29: Following the formation of the new government, the Minister of Commerce and Industry Fahad Al-Shariaan, in his first statement, stressed the need to take a firm decision concerning residency permits for expatriates who are 60 years an

Court orders them to return unlawful salaries pending trial

KUWAIT CITY, Dec 27: The Public Authority for Civil Information stated on its twitter about a new feature for those who are vaccinated will be displayed on Kuwait Mobile ID app with green color and who are in home quarantine will show purple color. The app is linked with the Ministry of Health in

Women are now allowed to enroll in Kuwait’s military, but will not participate in combat; they will be only working in support units, like medical, administrative, and technical departments.

KUWAIT CITY, Dec 26: Defense, Interior & National Security: March 17: Ministry of Interior wins the 2020 award for best awareness film on combating terrorism and extremism at the end of the 44th virtual conference of Arab police and security chiefs.April 12: Interior Ministry mourned policeman S

KUWAIT CITY, Dec 26: Defense, Interior & National Security: March 17: Ministry of Interior wins the 2020 award for best awareness film on combating terrorism and extremism at the end of the 44th virtual conference of Arab police and security chiefs.April 12: Interior Ministry mourned policeman S

<strong>The long read</strong>: The pandemic has seen borders close and divisions widened. But in almost all aspects of life, humanity will only thrive by coming together

THE current situation in Kuwait is distressing due to the disruption that has reached the two authorities. The legislative authority is sitting on the sidewalk waiting for the new Cabinet, whereas the executive authority is comfortable to handle business and stay away from “headache” even if this is