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KUWAIT: His Highness the Deputy Amir and Crown Prince Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah received yesterday at Bayan Palace a written letter from the President of Algeria Abdelmadjid Tebboune addressed to His Highness the Amir Sheikh Nawaf Al-A...

CAIRO: Kuwait is bent on tackling desertification and has manifested its determination to achieve this objective with various ventures such as establishing natural reserves, officials have affirmed. Director of Kuwait’s Biodiversity Department ...

KUWAIT: A joint committee linking Kuwait and Saudi Arabia convened for talks yesterday aiming to explore future oil projects and plans in an area between the two Gulf Arab neighbors’ borders, known as the Divided Zone. The talks examined any po...

BEIRUT: Lebanon said yesterday it had busted at least 17 suspected Zionist spy networks in one of the largest nationwide crackdowns in recent years, with a judicial source reporting 21 arrests. Interior minister Bassam Mawlawi told cabinet that secur...

LONDON: The numbers do not lie. Rafael Nadal stands alone on 21 Grand Slam titles, breaking a tie with Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic in the race to be crowned the greatest male tennis player of all time. The number of major titles is not the only ...

TEHRAN: A female lion in an Iranian zoo attacked and killed a keeper and escaped with a mate before the pair was captured again, local media reported yesterday. “The lioness, which has been in the zoo for several years, managed to open a door o...

LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson yesterday apologized after his government was criticized for “failures of leadership and judgment” in allowing lockdown-breaching parties at his offices. Johnson’s position has been hangi...

DUBAI: The United Arab Emirates will introduce a corporate tax from mid-2023, the finance ministry said yesterday, in a major change of course as the country seeks to diversify its income. The Gulf financial center, long known as a tax haven and the ...

LISBON: Portugal’s ruling Socialists unexpectedly won an outright majority to govern solo after snap elections on Sunday that also saw the far right make huge gains. The results pave the way for a stronger government under Prime Minister Antoni...