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The 'Barbie' movie is banned in many Arab nations over objections to LGBTQ and feminist messaging and 'criticizing the concept of male guardianship.'

Baghdad defense authorities have announced a financial reward for those who can provide information on burial sites of Iraqi and Kuwaiti.

Towns reserves side lost an entertaining friendly with the Kuwait U23 side at the Training Centre this afternoon. Richard Naylor and Robert Dickinson scored Towns goals but they werent enough to avoid a rare defeat for the seconsd string currently top of their league.

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 28: Kuwaiti tourists have placed ninth in the list of the 2.87 million tourists that visited Istanbul in July, said official statistics on Monday. According to the data from the directorate of tourism and culture in Istanbul, the city had hosted 8.514 million tourists in the first seven months of 2022 with

Late summer in Kuwait is marked by high humidity, a slight shift in the angle of the sun, and palm trees hanging heavy with branches of ripening dates turning from green to red or gold under the scorching sun. One of nature’s most perfect foods, fresh dates are so healthy and delicious that their arrival

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 27: Official statistics revealed that 701 people died due to external factors in 2022; including 234 Kuwaitis – 183 males and 51 females, in addition to 467 expatriates – 377 males and 90 females, reports Al-Anba daily. Road accidents topped the list at 47.7 percent of the total deaths – 335 including

Baghdad calls on people with information about burial sites of missing persons from the Gulf War to come forward.

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 26: MP Saad Al-Khanfour has submitted a bill on amending Article 38 of the Traffic Law in order to impose harsher penalties on whoever drives under the influence of alcohol, drugs, intoxicants or any substance that affects one’s mental state. The bill stipulates the following penalties: three years imprisonment or a minimum

Expats are known for liking a drink or two, but surprisingly, Brits rank lower than you would think as serious drinkers

Of all the challenges to Saudi Vision 2030, arguably none is greater than Iran’s threat to Saudi national security. To succeed, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman must protect the kingdom, which will require not only fortifying its defenses against further Iranian and Houthi attacks but also establishing a level of deterrence against Tehran.