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How our dreams have adjusted to the pandemic You’re strolling down the street, or giving a work presentation, or having dinner with friends. Suddenly it hits you: You’re not wearing any clothes. It’s a common anxiety dream many of us have had at one point or another, but in recent months Harvard researcher Deirdre Barrett, who has been charting dreams during the pandemic, has noticed that people are increasingly reporting a kind of coronavirus equivalent in which people get caught maskles...

Messenger KUWAIT CITY, May 9: With the last days of the Ramadan month, everyone is waiting to see what decision the Council of Ministers will take concerning the partial curfew, reports Al-Anba daily. Sources told the daily the Ministry of Health is expected to have its say and many people expect the curfew to end given its economic, psychological and social benefits. The decision-maker has to make double efforts to encourage people to register and receive the vaccine, so it may be useful to co...

ENVOY NURTURES MILESTONES … CORNERSTONES The diplomatic world is no longer male-dominated and is also very much a woman’s world. Although the glass ceiling is not yet fully broken, the gender balance in the international relations sector is being addressed. Ambassador Alina L. Romanowski, Ambassador of the United States of America to Kuwait, a career member of the Senior Executive Service, is one such trailblazer who, for four decades of her illustrious career, served her nation in senior i...

Messenger He overtook me on a road at a very high speed, maneuvering between lanes, breaking all traffic laws and driving ethics, causing harm to those around him, and endangering life of others and in the end he was forced to stop at the red traffic light and we happened to be side by side, I lowered the side window glass and asked the reason for this strange and dangerous behavior. He smiled and ‘I am sorry uncle, I am in a hurry. I want to reach home before the call to prayer and for break...

Traders hope next season will bring new hope KUWAIT CITY, May 9: After a wave of losses suffered by the traders due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the traders at the Faqa’a (truffles) market packed their bags and gifted their tents to whoever wished to have them a few days before the season ends on May 15. The Al-Seyassah daily met some traders who confirmed they have suffered huge losses as a result of the recession due to the repercussions of the “corona” crisis, which has ru...

How interfaith relations will pave the way for an inclusive future in the Middle East 0 Comments Get daily business news from the region delivered straight to your inbox I agree to the terms and conditions SIGN UP How interfaith relations will pave the way for an inclusive future in the Middle East Rabbi Marc Schneier has been working tirelessly to champion the cause of interfaith relations and build bridges between the GCC and Israel. And slowly but surely, that journey has fructified by Aarti...

Kuwait City: The Public Authority for Civil Information (PACI) announced on Friday that they updated the digital ID application, Kuwait Mobile ID, to allow vaccination data of people to be connected directly to their Civil ID, local media reported. The General Director of PACI, Musaad Al Asousi, revealed that that the online ID application will have new features that allows those that are vaccinated to have their information connected directly to their ID number. This comes as Kuwait starts lif...

Messenger KUWAIT CITY, May 6: The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Abdullah Al-Salman said the total number of employees working at the Civil Service Commission (CSC) is 953. Of these 917 are Kuwaitis and 36 non-Kuwaitis, says Al-Seyassah . In response to a parliamentary question, Al-Salman said at present the CSC does not have a legal advisor either from among the Kuwaitis or non-Kuwaitis. In another parliamentary question he was about the number of children of Kuwaiti women registered ...

Kuwait’s health ministry to notify availability for second dose of Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine The ministry said it had not taken a decision to change the type of vaccine in the second shot May 6, 2021 Kuwait’s Ministry of Health will inform those who received the first jab of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine about the new date for their second shot when the country receives a new shipment of the vaccine, it announced on Tuesday. The decision was taken as vaccine producers, particu...