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KUWAIT CITY, June 2: Personnel from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) have arrested three Kuwaitis for possessing and consuming drugs. The arrest came after the man behind the wheel was seen driving against the flow of traffic on the Fifth Ring Road. When the police officer was issuing a c

The choice of Saudi Arabia to be the first country to visit while in office, once again mirrors the uniqueness of relations between the two neighboring Arabian Gulf allies.

‘5pc Kuwaitis in nursing’ KUWAIT CITY, June 1: The contributions to the temporary fund to receive cash contributions from various institutions, companies and individuals to support government efforts to confront the emerging corona virus was 68.9 million dinars, reports Al-Anba daily. The daily s

There is no doubt that the health situation in the country, from the viewpoint of the Minister of Health and other officials, is often different from what we see from our perspective. The divergence between the two viewpoints widens as our personal or commercial interests grow larger and more comple

He said Pakistani businessmen residing in other Gulf countries could avail online visa facilitation

ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office of Pakistan confirmed Monday that Kuwait has restored visas for Pakistani families and businessmen.

KUWAIT CITY, May 31: Personnel from the Criminal Investigation Department are looking for an unidentified person for allegedly shooting at the house of his relative because of an earlier dispute with him, reports Al-Rai daily. A complaint has been filed with the Saad Al-Abdullah Police Station. In h

Non-Kuwaitis above 60 with high school degree or less will be forced to leave the country

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - Where is Sheikh Jaber? Kuwait was abuzz with the question as citizens on social media demanded

Anyone who wanted to understand the Gulf yesterday – not just the Arabian Peninsula but the psychological canyon that divides Muslim East from Christian West – had only to read how the world reacted to the slaughter of Palestinians by armed Israeli police in Jerusalem. Arab newspapers spoke of a “massacre” but Western newspapers spoke of “killings” and James Baker, the US Secretary of State, referred to them as a “tragedy” – as if the deaths...