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Former Interior Minister Kristian Jaani will start as director of the Police and Border Guard College on October 30.

A famous TikToker’s arrest sparked widespread reactions in Egypt amid renewed calls to ban the app over content that is deemed contrary to Egyptian values.

KUWAIT CITY, Sept 30: The electoral main committee in the 2nd constituency announced the 10 winners of the National Assembly for the 17th legislative term 2022, which took place on Thursday. Saturday 1- Bader Al-Mulla: 7,285 votes. Born in 1971 - PhD Law and Legal studies - Lawyer and Member at

Teachers' average salary in Estonia will rise to €2,048 gross per month from next year, while the minimum monthly wage will be €1,798, Education Minister Tõnis Lukas (Isamaa) said Thursday. The development follows protests and threats of strikes over salaries and personnel shortages in the teaching sector.

Naif Arab University for Security Sciences will host the 23rd Interpol International Symposium on Police Training from Sept. 26 to 28, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Held every two years, the forum aims to find new ways to improve law enforcement capacity and international cooperation within the current global security framework. This year’s conference will be held at the

RIYADH: The Naif Arab University for Security Sciences in Riyadh is organizing the “Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing” forum in Sharm El-Sheikh, the Saudi Press Agency reported. The forum, which will begin on Thursday and run until Sept. 3, is being held in collaboration with the Union of Arab Banks, the UN Counter-Terrorism Centre, and the Central Bank of Egypt.

JEDDAH: A Saudi university study has called for efforts to combat terror groups to be stepped up as part of a campaign to protect cultural heritage in Arab countries. The study, carried out by Naif Arab University for Security Sciences in Riyadh, highlighted the critical role national legislation plays in safeguarding cultural treasures against the activities of extremists

585 officers in Interior Ministry KUWAIT CITY, July 31: The entry of women into the police force in 2009 stemmed from a firm belief in the ability and competence of Kuwaiti women, and benefiting from half of the society, leading to national sufficiency in the police force that compensates for any

‘Let youths serve nation’ KUWAIT CITY, July 30: Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and Acting Minister of Interior Sheikh Talal Khaled Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah directed to raise the registration age for those wishing to enroll in the honor of military service, such as officer cadets who hold a u

585 officers in Interior Ministry KUWAIT CITY, July 31: The entry of women into the police force in 2009 stemmed from a firm belief in the ability and competence of Kuwaiti women, and benefiting from half of the society, leading to national sufficiency in the police force that compensates for any