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Kuwait City: Kuwait’s head of the Committee for Prisoners of War (POW) and Missing Persons, Rabih Al Adsani, announced they have determined the identity of 13 POWs that went missing during the 1990 Iraq invasion of Kuwait. Al Adsani said in a statement that the POWs were arrested during the Iraqi invasion and their remains were brought back to Kuwait from Iraq a few months ago. Once the bodies arrived in Kuwait in September, they underwent genetic analysis and DNA testing by the General Depa...

Messenger KUWAIT CITY, Jan 11: Recently published educational reports reveal that 46 percent of teachers whose residencies have expired and are stuck outside the country and cannot be dispensed with, due to which their residency permits must be renewed, reports Al-Qabas daily. The report revealed that 54 percent of them are in various specialties and can be dispensed with, stressing that the total number of faculty members whose residencies have expired due to the difficulty in returning to Kuw...

Messenger THE parliament and the government are two opposite sides that will never come together or compromise on any matter as long as both sides continue in the same mode of approach. Even if they decide to compromise, it will be a temporary sedative concession. The current parliamentary formation is unprecedented in terms of its political and social components, thanks to the government’s heedlessness of advice, misreading of reality and lack of solutions that would meet a large portion of ...

Messenger KUWAIT CITY, Jan 10: General Manager of National Aviation Services (NAS) Mansour Al-Khuzaim said the Indian Airlines has been working with Kuwait Airways and Jazeera Airways to facilitate the return of domestic workers through ‘Besalama’ platform since Thursday, reports Al-Anba daily. He confirmed there is no corona infection among the travelers who have so far arrived in the country through ‘Besalama’ platform, stressing the platform is a national project which aims to help K...

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Big Ramy, a New Bodybuilding Mecca, and the Man Who Is Building It     With more than 6,000 languages spoken throughout the world, it has been said that only a smile is understood in every language. It can also be said that the language of muscle is similarly adaptable, universally spoken. Strength training, from its early beginnings, enjoys roots that go back to the 11th century, a time when something resembling a dumbbell was made of stone. Physical appearance was of little concern, as go...

Messenger BADER Al-Humaidi – a new parliamentarian – calmed the conscience of many of the Kuwaitis who were murmuring about a certain issue that they were either afraid or shy to indulge in out of respect for the head of one of the most top sovereign bodies, the Amiri Diwan. People indulged in talking among themselves about the mindblowing cost of the projects executed by the officials of the Amiri Diwan, and their failure to comply with the applicable laws and procedures in this regard. It...

The successful First Gulf War happened in several stages. Key point: UN forces had the benefit of superior technology and a widely-backed mandate. They also had clear-cut, limited objectives. On August 2, 1990, the Iraqi army invaded Kuwait with the aim of annexing the country. Within a week, U.S. forces began arriving in Saudi Arabia. Having received the support of the United Nations, the United States formed a coalition of 34 nations to liberate Kuwait. Operation Desert Storm began on Januar...

Messenger KUWAIT CITY, Jan 7: MP Badr Al-Dahoum has warned that the new prime minister will be subjected to grilling in case the next government includes troublemakers among the current ministers such as Anas Al- Saleh. In a press statement, Al-Dahoum stressed the need for incumbent Prime Minister HH Sheikh Sabah Al-Khalid to be responsible for the untoward incidents during the opening session of the National Assembly. He pointed out the premier made himself subject to grilling, because he ign...

January 5, 2021 Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Egypt announced on January 5 they would lift the embargo they had imposed on Qatar in 2017, and Qatar agreed to drop a slew of cases against those states in international organizations. While the agreement does not restore unity to the Gulf Cooperation Council, it does end an open rupture that had undermined any collective action. Q1: How did the embargo start? A1: In June 2017, Qatar television broadcast statements attri...