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KUWAIT: The Minister of Health Dr Khaled Al-Saeed addressed yesterday the Civil Service Commission (CSC) to approve the request of offering financial allowances to all medical staff who dealt with coronavirus (COVID-19) patients and other contagious ...

KUWAIT: MPs Osama Al-Shaheen and Abdulaziz Al-Saqaabi proposed an amendment to the penal code article that penalizes ‘imitating the opposite sex’ in Kuwait. They proposed defining a person who imitates the opposite sex as “any male ...

By Nawara Fattahova KUWAIT: Any business depends on marketing as great part of its success. With the development of modern technology, even marketing has changed. The pandemic and lockdowns led a transition to online work and business in all fields, ...

CAIRO: Drones are posing serious threat to the security and stability of the Gulf and Arab states, said head of the Arab Parliament’s Committee for Foreign, Political and National Security Affairs and Kuwait’s National Assembly member Dr ...

KUWAIT: Kuwait Airways announced yesterday an expanded $6 billion deal with Airbus for 31 planes, restructuring an agreement reached in 2014. The deal comes after what the airline labelled occasionally “heated” negotiations following prob...

DOHA: Iran yesterday signaled “significant progress” in talks on reviving a stalled accord on its nuclear program but President Ebrahim Raisi, on his first visit to a Gulf state, again insisted that the United States must lift its crippli...

SYDNEY: Jubilant visitors returned to Australia yesterday as the country reopened its borders to vaccinated tourists, nearly two years after the island nation imposed some of the world’s strictest COVID-19 travel restrictions. At the country...

TEHRAN: An Iranian F-5 fighter jet crashed into a school compound in the northwestern city of Tabriz yesterday, killing two crew and a passerby, authorities said. “Luckily the school was closed because of the COVID-19 pandemic,” local off...

KYIV: The Russian TV reporter stands in a flak jacket and helmet near some army barracks on a crisp and sunny afternoon. “Are you ready,” an off-camera voice asks him. The journalist nods and a burst of gunfire erupts as he starts running...