In 1966, I bought a Mustang car, with a soft top, and it was the only one of its kind in Kuwait. Shortly thereafter, I …
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Clothes, persona irrelevant
There is no one faster than us in issuing ironic descriptions and sarcasm and criticize those we hate, or whom we do not like or …
Read More »Eight billion, one humanity
The world’s population will reach 8 billion in the middle of November – a testament to scientific breakthroughs and improvements in nutrition, public health and …
Read More »Promises of Al-Rubaia’an
The former academician, Essam Al-Rubaia’an began his work last Thursday as the new head of the Civil Service Commission, the body concerned with civil employment, …
Read More »The defect that we fear of perpetually
I arrived on Saturday evening aboard Middle East Airlines from Beirut, spending the last part of the trip in conversation with a well-known engineer and …
Read More »Ethics, medicine & advertising
The Kuwait Medical Association was founded 60 years ago, and it seems that it has become weak over time. Despite the number of health violations …
Read More »Multiple reasons for success
The choice of Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister of Britain sparked a wave of reactions, which his predecessors did not receive, such as the Prime …
Read More »Difference in poor, rich Eid
The following texts appeared in the Arabic language course for the tenth grade: Question: What is the balance between the manifestations of the feast to …
Read More »Religious extremism and forbidden sexual actions
The Haredi community, called the “Jewish Taleban,” or the ultra-Orthodox, inside and outside Israel, is mysterious and secretive in its rituals and in the thought …
Read More »The sole issue which does not have result
Twenty-five Ministers of Education have passed through the education sector during 60 years, half of them failed, and the government failed the efforts of the …
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