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KUWAIT: Zain Group Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held today at Zain Group’s headquarters in Kuwait, with a livestreaming available for shareholders and qualified parties, attended with a quorum of 72.49 percent that approved the recommended ...

KUWAIT: Passengers from 11 countries are required to submit a PCR test result before their arrival to Kuwait that is approved by the Medical Utility Network Accreditor (MUNA) system, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation said. In circulars releas...

By Ben Garcia KUWAIT: The Philippines and Kuwait have finally agreed to open the recruitment of new Filipino domestic helpers from April. “Everything has been ironed out except for a few technical issues, like the inspection of accommodations o...

By B Izzak KUWAIT: The lower court yesterday rejected two petitions challenging the government’s order to impose a partial curfew to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. The court said the health minister is authorized by law to recom...

MANILA: The Philippines will close its border to foreigners and restrict the number of Filipinos entering the country as authorities battle to contain a spike in coronavirus infections. The temporary measures come after the number of daily cases hit ...

RAMALLAH: As Israel pushes ahead with one of the world’s most intense coronavirus vaccination campaigns and normality slowly returns, nearby Palestinians without access to vaccines are flooding hospitals already at breaking point. “We hav...

ATLANTA: Six Asian women were among eight people shot and killed at spas around the US city of Atlanta, raising fears yesterday that it might be the most violent chapter yet in a wave of attacks on Asian-Americans. A white man is in custody on suspic...

SEOUL: Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin and top US diplomat Antony Blinken met their South Korean counterparts in Seoul yesterday to bolster a united front against an increasingly assertive China and the nuclear-armed North. The South is the second leg of...

BROWNSVILLE, US: In a gusty, open-air bus depot in Brownsville, Texas, Febe Carillo-Ramos speaks easily after a journey of hundreds of miles from her home in Guatemala: for the first time in 20 days on the road, she can now move without worry. Her th...