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KUWAIT: Kuwait’s Health Minister Sheikh Dr Basel Al-Sabah said on Monday COVID-19 infection and death rates are at an “unprecedented decline,” with intensive care unit occupancy levels at their “lowest” amid an increase ...

KUWAIT: A security source said the Directorate General of Residency Affairs made several recommendations to allow the issuance of family, business and tourist visas for some groups, Al-Anbaa Arabic daily reported yesterday, quoting sources. The recom...

DUBAI: Kuwait’s Sadu Craft Society displayed yesterday a group of heritage artworks for the visitors of the country’s pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai, providing them with an opportunity to learn and enjoy Kuwait’s artistic heritage and ...

KUWAIT: In an effort to combat Kuwait’s harsh climate and introduce sustainable plant life, the Public Authority for Agriculture Affairs and Fisheries (PAAAFR) is taking the fight directly to the soil alongside Alghanim Industries, one of the l...

KUWAIT: This month, Gulf Bank participated in the national awareness campaign ‘Safe Education’, in which several ministries cooperated with the private sector, to facilitate the return of students to school after more than a year and a ha...

KUWAIT: The Australian College of Kuwait (ACK) represented by the President, Prof Isam Zabalawi, and the Kuwait Business Council in Dubai and Northern Emirates (KBC) represented by the Acting Chairman, Engineer Feras Al-Salem, signed a Memorandum of ...

KUWAIT: World Food Day is celebrated every year around the world on October 16th. World Food Day aims to promote healthy diets and eradicate hunger issues by 2030. The theme for World Food Day 2021 is ‘Safe food now for a healthy tomorrow’...

By B Izzak KUWAIT: Although no official announcement was made yesterday, several lawmakers said an Amiri order has been “officially approved” to pardon dozens of opposition figures, including former MPs who have been sentenced to final ja...

BEIRUT: They may often squabble but Lebanon’s political parties seem united in rejecting an investigation into Beirut’s massive port explosion that they fear could threaten their survival, analysts say. The explosion of a huge stockpile o...