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US welcomes return of remains of ISIS Yezidi victims The US has hailed the return of some 100 Yezidi (Ezidi) victims of ISIS, who were massacred by the terrorist group, following its assault on their ancestral homeland in northwest Iraq in 2014.    2021/02/07 22:33 Mourners gather around as a coffin is buried a coffin during a a mass funeral for Yezidi victims of the Islamic State group in the northern Iraqi village of Kocho in Sinjar district, on February 6, 2021. (Photo: Z...

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Messenger “SHEIKH Abdullah Nasser Sabah Al-Ahmad is known for his gentleness and dedication to serving his homeland, in addition to his high morals and humility, and for this he is like a fruit tree that young people seek to throw stones at, which even after giving its fruits stands tall,” columnist Sattam Ahmad Al- Jarallah wrote for Al-Seyassah daily. Sattam Al Jarallah “This man has great popularity. In addition to the good qualities he was brought up with, everyone shares their joys ...

Kuwait City: The Kuwaiti Cabinet of Ministers announced several new measures after an increase in COVID-19 cases. The government spokesman, Tareq Al Mezrem, said during a televised news conference on Wednesday night that non-Kuwaitis will be barred from entering Kuwait for two weeks as of Sunday. Those excluded from the decision are first degree relatives and domestic workers. Al Mezrem also revealed that starting on February 21 a mandatory seven-day hotel quarantine will be imposed on all pass...

Advertisement A robust financial sector is helping Kuwait weather the Covid storm. But the emirate’s economic future will depend on some difficult reforms. February 03, 2021 Last month, Ahmad Nasser Al Mohammad Al Sabah, Kuwait’s minister of foreign affairs, announced the reopening of borders between Qatar and Saudi Arabia, effectively putting an end to the three-year-long embargo of Doha by many of its regional neighbors. The historic deal gave tiny Kuwait a regional diplomatic triumph—o...

DUBAI: Kuwait’s authorities have ramped up coronavirus restrictions to further curb the spread of the disease, state news agency KUNA reported. The Gulf country’s cabinet decided to suspend entry into the country of non-nationals for two weeks starting on February 7. Foreigners who are direct relatives of Kuwaitis and their travel companions and helpers will be exempt from the rule. The authorities also decided to fully close health clubs, resorts, beauty salons and hairdressers for a month...

Messenger KUWAIT CITY, Feb 4: Based on the decision of the council of ministers related to prevention of spread of Coronavirus all non Kuwaitis will be bared from entering Kuwait from 7th Feb 2021 for a period of two weeks, with exception of first degree relatives of Kuwaitis and their companions from domestic workers and workers registered on Belsalamah.com application WhatsApp

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Kuwait: Kuwait’s government has transferred the last of its performing assets to the country’s sovereign wealth fund in exchange for cash to plug a monthly budget deficit of $3.3 billion, a person familiar with the matter said, leaving one of the world’s richest nations with few options to pay its bills. Fitch on Wednesday cut Kuwait’s outlook to negative from stable, citing “the imminent depletion of liquid assets” in the absence of parliamentary authorization for the government to...

Dubai records $48bn real estate transactions in 2020 DUBAI, February 3, 2021 Dubai’s real estate market continued to be attractive to local and global investors in 2020, with the sector recording 51,414 transactions worth over AED175 billion ($48 billion), according to the Dubai Land Department (DLD).   The report revealed that real estate sales reached AED72.5 billion with 35,423 transactions, while mortgages recorded 12,958 transactions with a total value exceeding AED87.7 billion, and ...