THERE is a Kuwaiti proverb “Whenever he pronounces it, he pronounces it crookedly”, which means that all moves that are taken are wrong, and they …
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Al-Kufaishi & parliamentarians
Iraqi Engineer Fareed Al Kufaishi raised a poignant question on his Facebook account from Canada, asking, “Are our politicians the only ones corrupt, or are …
Read More »The minister and university’s director must go
WHAT is happening to Kuwait? Where is the country heading, in light of the struggle for influence over minor matters? Is this how a state …
Read More »China and Kuwait strategic partnership enters new era
His Highness the Crown Prince Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah departed Kuwait on September 20th, heading to China to attend the opening ceremony of the …
Read More »‘Know education importance’
In contrast to the Cyprus Maronites and those in the diaspora, Lebanese Maronites have grappled with identity challenges. To this day, they struggle to pinpoint …
Read More »Co-education … and the battle of wills
I AM shocked by a country where officials do not accept advice, but rather fight it, and listen to the profiteers who coat falsehood with …
Read More »Judges must only be men?
One of the most beautiful manifestations of democracy is the supremacy of the judiciary in the state. Without democracy, there is no constitution, and without …
Read More »O leadership … Kuwait … Kuwait
IN a time of openness, you cannot close in on yourself, because time does not wait, and does not have mercy on anyone. To evolve …
Read More »Either external darkness or upcoming dawn
None of the advanced countries has been established without the collaboration of both men and women who make up the manpower in every nation. Most …
Read More »Case of forged experience in Kuwait’s medical sector
Attorney Dr. Fawaz Alkhateeb In an era where the integrity of our professions is paramount, and in a country that prides itself on the pursuit …
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