ARAB TIMES – KUWAIT NEWS THE FIRST ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAILY IN FREE KUWAIT الكويت
Multiple reasons cited for not filling up the positions KUWAIT CITY, Nov 30: There are hundreds of supervisory vacant positions in the government sector and this has left a big void in …
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Ministry directs schools not to increase financial burdens of students, parents
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 30: The Assistant Undersecretary for the Public Education Sector in the Ministry of…
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Abuse rampant as 860 violence cases against women in Kuwait recorded this year
Awareness among women to demand their rights on increase Al-Rifai and Dr. Ashour KUWAIT CITY, Nov 30…
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Kuwait ranks 5th globally in Islamic banks assets
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 30: The size of the global Islamic finance industry is expected to reach $5.9 trill…
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Thyroid test on hold – ‘No chemicals’
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 30: The Ministry of Health (MOH) suffers from a shortage of laboratory chemicals us…
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Fake CIDs get 10 years jail
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 30: The Court of Cassation sentenced three citizens, who have criminal records, to …
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MPs okay draft on vote with Civil ID
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Hitches remain in delivery
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Ministerial decision issued tied to cost of land and berths of Kuwait Ports Authority
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Kuwait University provides jobs for students – Opportunities only for undergraduates
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Ministry directs schools not to increase financial burdens of students, parents
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Abuse rampant as 860 violence cases against women in Kuwait recorded this year
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Thyroid test on hold – ‘No chemicals’
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Banks preparing to offer new auto financing packages – Race to attract more clients
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Kuwaiti thief held
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 30: A Kuwaiti who was wanted by police for committing thefts was finally arrested with the stolen goods in his possession in a suburb of Funaitees, reports Al-Rai daily. …
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Case back to prosecution to question paper editor
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Fake CIDs get 10 years jail
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59 Illegal residents arrested
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Two arrested with narcotics
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O Leadership: The well-being of citizens is in bellies well-off
THE government has the right to impose taxes. This is clearly specified in Article 48 of the Constitution, which states that “Payment of taxes and contribution to public expenditures are a duty …
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Kuwait’s population of a million with billion problems
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No success sans freedom
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O Leadership … Are we in need of Chinese Prince Tai?
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Do we need a nuke bomb?
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Customs foil smuggling attempt of 10 kgs hashish at Abdali port
Abdali Customs seized 10 kgs of hashish from an Arab coming in from Iraq by bus. The seized items were found in his personal belongings. He was referred to the Drug Enforcement …
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Asian expat arrested selling drugs on streets of Khaitan
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Intentional collision with other vehicles
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Lightning kills 27 sheep in desert
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Rain lashes Kuwait’s Friday Market
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Strengthening cultural relations between Kuwait and India
Kuwaiti envoy stresses value of Arabic as a civilizational bridge Ambassador of the State of Kuwait to India Jasem Ibrahem Al-Najem at the JNU international conference along with participants. NEW DELHI, Nov …
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Iranian General acknowledges over 300 dead in unrest
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Riyadh hosts WTTC’s Global Summit
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Stick with reform, IMF advises Gulf
WASHINGTON, Nov 30, (Agencies): The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries to “maintain reform momentum, despite oil boom.” Additional revenues from higher energy prices could help …
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NBK signs a partnership agreement extension with Visa
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Kuwait ranks 5th globally in Islamic banks assets
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Mexico falls short to stay alive, beats Saudi 2-1
LUSAIL, Qatar (AP) — Henry Martin and Luis Chaves each scored in Mexico’s furious attempt to stay alive at the World Cup, but the 2-1 victory Wednesday night over Saudi Arabia was …
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Argentina advance at World Cup, beat Poland 2-0
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Australia qualify, Tunisia make painful exit; Major disappointment for Denmark
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Kid Laroi and Bieber’s ‘Stay’ tops Apple Music’s song chart in 2022
NEW YORK, Nov 30, (AP): “Stay,” the smash hit by The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber topped Apple Music’s global song chart in 2022 as the giant music streamer released its end-of-year …
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Disgraced former UK minister seeks reality TV redemption
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Japan filmmaker freed from Myanmar prison vows to tell story
