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The Lebanese caretaker government has sought security and diplomatic assurances of the safety of the country in wake of Saudi and Kuwaiti travel warnings. Caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati tasked Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib and Interior Minister Bassam Mawlawi with assuring Arab countries and their citizens that the necessary measures have been taken to ensure safety and security.

Jeddah: Saudi Arabia and Bahrain have urged their citizens to leave Lebanon as soon as possible and avoid approaching areas with armed clashes. Saudi

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 5: Foreign Minister Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber added that minister Amin Salam’s statement coincided with the third anniversary of the painful anniversary of the Beirut port bombing that inflicted a large number of casualties, destruction of vital government facilities namely the silos, construction of which had been funded by Kuwait in 1969 Sheikh Salem stated further, “the State of Kuwait boasts a historic record of supporting sisterly and brotherly peoples and states, ...

According to a recent news report published by the Arab Times “two unidentified expatriates were arrested in possession of a number of barrels and bottles of locally manufactured liquor in Sabah Al-Ahmad area.” Meanwhile “two expatriates — a Pakistani and an Indian — were arrested for gambling in front of a building in Abu Halifa

The proverb says: The dealer of the brand, often, does not use it! Whoever sells drugs does not use them! ❑ ❑ ❑ The preacher Amr Khaled’s tweets were described as inappropriate and criminal in some countries, for his participation in his son “Ali’s” graduation ceremony at a prestigious London university, and for publishing various

More retirees to benefit from law KUWAIT CITY, Aug 5: A law has been passed to amend article 2 of law No. 114/2014 on “Afya” health insurance for retirees in order to add four new categories that will benefit from the law, reports Al-Anba daily. The law states the following: Article 1 - The text More Kuwaiti retirees to benefit from law

Saudi Arabia advised its citizens to leave Lebanese territory and to avoid approaching areas where there have been armed clashes, the Saudi Press Agency said on Saturday

The Saudi embassy warned its citizens not to visit areas where armed clashes were taking place.

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Kuwait is just as oil-rich as its Gulf neighbours but has lagged behind on climate change initiatives despite temperatures leaving its capital increasingly deserted in the summer.