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Judicial Watch today released 1,617 new pages of documents from the U.S. Department of State revealing numerous additional examples of classified information being transmitted through the unsecure, non-state.gov account of Huma Abedin, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s deputy chief of staff, as well as many instances of Hillary Clinton donors receiving special favors from the State […]

A recent study found migrant workers suffered over a 70% increase in mortality as COVID-19 hit Kuwait, leaving an already defenceless population to fend for themselves.

KUWAIT CITY, Oct 28: The number of male and female Kuwaiti doctors working in the Ministry of Health has reached 4,054, and the number of male and female expatriate doctors 9,762. Also, there are 11,078 Kuwaiti and 507 non-Kuwaiti administrators, reports Al-Anba daily. According to the latest statis

Subscribers urged to pay bills via ministry’s website KUWAIT CITY, Oct 28: Hundreds of citizens and residents were surprised by a block placed on them in the Ministry of Communications that prevents them from conducting any of their transactions in the ministry. This is because the ministry has r

Applicants holding doctoral degrees are exempted from written tests

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MoE to open night schools to make up for closures - Kuwait - KUWAIT: Education Ministry Undersecretary Dr Ali Al-Yaqoub speaks at an educational forum yesterday. - KUNA KUWAIT: Education Ministry Undersecretary Dr Ali Al...

‘Delay in cash for students abroad will be tackled’ KUWAIT CITY, Oct 27: A report issued by the National Employment Sector of the Public Authority for Manpower shows many Kuwaitis now prefer to work in the private sector, although the number of those preferring to work in government sector has no

‘Delay in cash for students abroad will be tackled’ KUWAIT CITY, Oct 27: A report issued by the National Employment Sector of the Public Authority for Manpower shows many Kuwaitis now prefer to work in the private sector, although the number of those preferring to work in government sector has no

KUWAIT CITY, Oct 25: Kuwait National Assembly, or Parliament, begins its 2nd term of the 16th legislative session on Tuesday following His Highness the Amir Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah’s call on legislative and executive authorities to hold national dialogue towards political concord in