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Opinion

WE do not exaggerate when we say that Kuwait possesses a wealth of opportunities capable of revitalizing its local econ...

Indeed, envy destroys what has been painstakingly built

Opinion

Indeed, envy destroys what has been painstakingly built

I was surprised to discover that only a very small number of companies have managed to retain their status as the “most...

Where were they, and where are they now?

Opinion

Where were they, and where are they now?

For decades, the absence of sound governance crippled a nation and drove it towards failure. While countries with far f...

The country that became fixated on failure

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The country that became fixated on failure

Ethics plays a vital role in shaping human minds and strengthening a sense of belonging to humanity. The problem is tha...

Ethics as a success measure

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Ethics as a success measure

The concern about how a State can domestically invest its sovereign wealth, particularly if the national economy and si...

Kuwait needs to market its investment opportunities

Opinion

Kuwait needs to market its investment opportunities

Recent global developments require a shift in operational strategies, with urgency heightened by signs of a potential s...

Dear government, in active development, do yesterday what tomorrow demands

Opinion

Dear government, in active development, do yesterday what tomorrow demands

The prominent Israeli historian Ilan Pappe said, “It is important to understand that the Zionists who established the S...

What does Shlomo Sand’s book say?

Opinion

What does Shlomo Sand’s book say?

Many stories about famous people contain a mix of exaggeration and fact. Most are quickly forgotten, but some are recal...

King Farouk’s love for actress Camelia ended in tragedy

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King Farouk’s love for actress Camelia ended in tragedy

A funny story has been widely shared online, told by the owner of a bakery in a working-class neighborhood in Cairo. He...

Ahmad’s bakery and Venice coffee

Opinion

Ahmad’s bakery and Venice coffee

Following the liberation of Kuwait from the Iraqi invasion, the country entered a new and unfamiliar phase that was mar...

Dear government, bureaucracy is too long and obstructive

Opinion

Dear government, bureaucracy is too long and obstructive

THE first thing that impressed me in Lebanon was one morning in 1956, while I was in my room in Bhamdoun. I watched the...

Things seem promising, but journey is still long

Opinion

Things seem promising, but journey is still long

The article titled “Repetition Doesn’t Teach the Wise” in Al-Jarida newspaper by our colleague Hassan Al-Essa was spot ...

To our colleague Hassan Al-Essa, we need someone to listen and see

Opinion

To our colleague Hassan Al-Essa, we need someone to listen and see

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