Some call, with excessive naivety, to fight merchants, and perhaps eliminate them, unaware of the role of merchants or businessmen in society and the economy. …
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A message from my heart and mind
This is a message from my heart and my mind. I hope it finds its way to you. I am a Kuwaiti citizen, and my …
Read More »Envoy Muhammad’s home
At the beginning of Independence, the career of a diplomat was attractive and tempting financially and morally, and the leadership was keen to have the …
Read More »Adonis, Saudi Arabia & Al Jabri
The Syrian poet and thinker, Ali Ahmad Saeed Esber, or Adonis, was born 93 years ago. He became famous for his collection of poetry, “The …
Read More »Tragedy or scandal of Batch 30
On May 26, 2019, the Ministry of Interior opened the door to enroll in the Saad Al-Abdullah Academy for Security Sciences for male university graduates, …
Read More »Vision lacking for investors
A large percentage of projects, such as The Avenues, 360, Marina Mall, and others, do not see anything but huge investment opportunities that the government …
Read More »Poverty, wealth, origin, class
No country in the world is devoid of discrimination among its citizens – whether it is class, religious, sectarian, ethnic, or otherwise. It may be …
Read More »Turkish, Kuwaiti earthquake
By Ahmad alsarraf Few countries have learned how to anticipate and hedge against hurricanes and earthquakes, except such as Japan and the US. From a …
Read More »Financial religious extremism
I am convinced that the state is on its way to becoming religious in character par excellence, as the bulldozer of religious extremism is sweeping …
Read More »Dearth, loopholes in ‘outdated’ laws
The Personal Status Law was promulgated 40 years ago, and like most of our laws, especially the very old ones, it suffers from many deficiencies …
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