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What events happened on 2 August in history? We round up the events, births and deaths…

However, in case of high crowds and flight density, passengers are allowed to leave

Countries like Iraq are particularly susceptible to climate change, as recurring blackouts make it harder to stay cool indoors.

Whole nation stood up against the aggressors in unity KUWAIT CITY, Aug 2: The civil disobedience observed by the people of Kuwait during 1990-1991 was not merely a demonstration against the Iraqi occupation but also implied the patriots’ message of their ardent adherence to Kuwait as the homeland, its independence and faithful loyalty to the

THERE is no doubt that the continuity of the government depends on a number of criteria that cannot be overlooked; otherwise it will be like its predecessors, especially since after liberation. There have been 14 governments to this day, but all of them were unable to do the right thing either because of its shortcomings

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 1: “They invaded our country in a pitch-black night .. My heart was tormented and oozed blood due to the back-stabbing aggression and fears for my children’s safety,” Maliha Al-Ansari recalls her life’s darkest moments. Al-Ansari, Umm Qassem, recalled, in an interview with KUNA, the first moments of the Iraqi aggression that

Gulf nationals need to go for biometrics KUWAIT CITY, Aug 1: Kuwait Ports Authority (KPA) now requires other Gulf nationals arriving in the country to undergo biometric fingerprinting as a first step to be allowed entry in case they did not do so before traveling, reports Al-Anba daily quoting a reliable source. The source explained

Turkey Visa for Grenadian Citizens Residents of Grenada must apply for a Turkey e-Visa, often known as a Turkey Visa. The Turkish government offers electronic visas to citizens of more than 100...

The Iraqi and Kuwaiti foreign ministers announce progress on demarcating their borders, while Iran says it will pursue its rights to a dispute gas field - Click the link for more details.

INDEED the parliamentarians have lost their bearings. During the electoral campaigns, slogans were raised, but confusion prevailed among the people and the candidates. The parliamentary majority announced that it stood by the people, supported their demands, and sought to achieve them. However, after they were elected, the mood changed, and the suggestions they were making