Bale stars for Spurs Arsenal hit back to beat Leicester Fulham held at Palace LONDON: Manchester United were left frustrated by a VAR penalty controversy in their 0-0 draw at Chelsea, while the revitalized Gareth Bale struck twice in Tottenham’...

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By Abdellatif Sharaa Smoking will not prevent you from contracting COVID-19. Despite fake claims and rumors claiming otherwise, be they from the southernmost tip of Latin America, or up north in Europe! Man seems to have known tobacco from early on i...

By Ben Garcia KUWAIT: While the first waves of panic over the coronavirus pandemic have generally subsided, people remain fearful of contracting the virus. Despite the slow rollout of the vaccine, cases in Kuwait are climbing and the number of seriou...

KUWAIT: More than 500,000 students will start the second school term today following a break of a month and a half. The education ministry has adjusted the teaching plan for the first three elementary grades, after a decision was made to have real-ti...

KUWAIT: Detectives raided a flat where gambling was taking place in Mahboula and arrested 29 suspects, including 19 Arab and Asian women, the largest gambling den busted in the country. A security source said the mastermind and main suspect is a Fili...

KUWAIT: HH the Amir Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah yesterday congratulated nationals and residents on the 60th anniversary of National Day and the 30th anniversary of Liberation Day. HH the Amir appreciated the atmosphere of joy shown by cit...

TEHRAN: The “resistance axis” of Tehran and its regional allies may have been behind an explosion that hit an Israeli-owned “spy” vessel four days ago, an ultraconservative Iranian newspaper said yesterday. The MV Helios Ray, ...

TEHRAN: Iran’s coronavirus fatalities broke the 60,000 mark yesterday, official figures showed, as the Islamic republic battles the Middle East’s worst outbreak of the illness. The grim milestone comes after several Iranian officials, inc...

YANGON: Myanmar security forces opened fire on protestors yesterday, killing at least eight in the bloodiest action so far to smother opposition to the military coup four weeks ago. The junta is battling to contain a massive street movement demanding...