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KUWAIT: Ministers were briefed during the Cabinet’s weekly meeting on the latest developments of the coronavirus pandemic situation, including the signs of improvement shown in declining infection cases and hospitalizations. The daily rate of i...

By Abdellatif Sharaa KUWAIT: A visiting US official yesterday expressed gratitude to HH the Amir Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah for his “excellent decision to work closely with the United States to partner in the evacuations from Afgha...

KUWAIT: Honoring high-achieving Kuwaiti athletes is a national duty towards those who represent Kuwait and raise the country’s flag high in international arenas, BNK Automotive President Bader Al-Kharafi said. Kharafi made his statement during ...

LONDON: British companies are eager and ready to contribute to implement vital projects in the State of Kuwait, William Russell, Lord Mayor of the City of London, said yesterday. Speaking ahead of his visit to Kuwait today, Russell said he would be m...

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By B Izzak KUWAIT: The long-awaited national dialogue was launched yesterday with closed-door meetings between the government and representatives of the National Assembly, amid mixed reactions and hopes. HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah Al-Khaled A...

WASHINGTON: A Facebook whistleblower told US lawmakers yesterday that the social media giant fuels division, harms children and urgently needs to be regulated, drawing pledges Congress would take up long-delayed action. Ex-employee Frances Haugen tes...

STOCKHOLM: US-Japanese scientist Syukuro Manabe, Klaus Hasselmann of Germany and Giorgio Parisi of Italy yesterday won the Nobel Physics Prize for climate models and the understanding of physical systems, the jury said. The Nobel committee said it wa...

WASHINGTON: The global economic bounceback from the COVID-19 crisis will downshift this year as countries struggle with rising prices, high debt loads and divergent recoveries in which poor nations are slipping behind wealthier ones, the leader of th...