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KUWAIT CITY (AP) — Several prominent Kuwaiti opposition figures have returned home from a decade of self-exile after getting amnesty from the ruling emir, a long-awaited move celebrated Tuesday that's aimed at ending the political paralysis that has burned a hole in public finances.

Fostering the ICT leaders of New Kuwait - Business - By: Rico Lin, CEO, Huawei Kuwait Rico Lin, CEO, Huawei Kuwait KUWAIT: In 2017, Kuwait unveiled a new plan to transform the country into a regional financial an...

Health Ministry says situation is assuring but urges caution - Kuwait - By B Izzak KUWAIT: The Ministry of Health yesterday told the Parliamentary Health Panel that the pandemic situation in the country is assuring but called for...

Kuwait, EU, international partners discuss womens empowerment solutions - Kuwait - KUWAIT: The participants in a group photo. KUWAIT: The General Secretariat of the Supreme Council for Planning and Development (GSSCPD), the Delegation of the ...

Zain hosts unique programs, activities for Kuwaiti students in US - Kuwait - CHICAGO: NUKS USA Director Abdulaziz Al-Kandari recognizes Waleed Al-Khashti for Zains support. KUWAIT: Zain, the leading digital service provider in Kuwait, ...

The General Secretariat of the Supreme Council for Planning and Development (GSSCPD), the Delegation of the European Union to the State of Kuwait, UNDP,

KUWAIT (Reuters) - The biggest task facing Kuwait's octogenarian crown prince after unexpectedly stepping in for the emir this month will be to tackle the perennial political feuding which has long blocked badly needed fiscal reform in the wealthy oil producer.

Travel rules updated in Saudi Arabia and other regional countries as cases approach 15 million-mark

By Ahmed Hagagy and Ghaida Ghantous KUWAIT (Reuters) - The biggest task facing Kuwait's octogenarian crown prince after unexpectedly stepping in for t...

By Ahmed Hagagy and Ghaida Ghantous KUWAIT (Reuters) - The biggest task facing Kuwait's octogenarian crown prince after unexpectedly stepping in for t...