After we lost billions that were spent on the “joke” of overseas medical treatment, the thefts of electricity and the salaries of the disabled, the …
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Criminal Laws Review Committee holds 1st meeting at Kuwait Society of Lawyers
Initial recommendations for amending penal, procedural texts related to rights of accused: Alkhateeb KUWAIT CITY, May 1: The Criminal Laws Review Committee held a meeting …
Read More »Housing solution on you, what you decide will come to pass
IN any country, financial deficit seeps into the economy due to postponements. This invites more complication, and also triggers paralysis in the state institutions. Furthermore, …
Read More »Be corrupt, live happy!
I was amazed when I read news about the great neighbor Iraq, whose government and parliament have been spreading corruption. The news says that “the …
Read More »Cybercrime laws turned Kuwait into a huge prison
IRONICALLY, Kuwait considers itself as a democratic state. Everyone takes pride in it to such an extent that democracy is preferred over development and reforms …
Read More »Brotherhood women
We explained in a previous article that one of the outcomes of the National Conference held in the Saudi city of Jeddah in October 1990, …
Read More »Fayrouza, the rabbit, outwits the elephant king … arrogance of some Arab rulers ruins their countries
DOCTORED-UP history is the true tragedy of Arabs. This is because they believed all those lies, and ended up adopting, or rather copying, the illusions …
Read More »Teaching Arabic language
A woman said in a television interview that if the issue of teaching came back to her, she would completely stop teaching grammar and linguistics …
Read More »Who sees maritime borders?
I do not think that I will be divulging our secret if I mention that our maritime borders, in particular, are neither secure nor safe …
Read More »Ali Baba’s Den, Kuwait ‘eating air’ democracy
UNDOUBTEDLY, it is agonizing for Kuwaiti retirees who are enduring the pain of being caught between the parliamentary-governmental disputes and the Cabinet’s failure to pay …
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