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Kuwait ports arrest 67 wanted people in October sweep
Kuwait's Ministry of Interior says its Ports Security Affairs Sector dealt with 1,993 security, criminal and financial cases in October, arresting 67 wanted individuals at the country's entry and exit points. Read more →
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Kuwait to add Chinese language to secondary school
Kuwait's Ministry of Education is in talks with the Chinese Embassy to add Chinese language to the secondary school Pathways system, along with student exchange programmes. Read more →
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US 71% poll shows support for ending war and Trump tariffs
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows most Americans want the newly elected US Congress to act on ending the war and repealing President Trump's tariffs. Read more →
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New Kuwait family law
Kuwait's Cabinet approved a new family court law that lets custodial parents handle school and passport paperwork without a separate court order, and introduces fines for parents who break visitation rulings. Read more →
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Video – Entire family dies as hot air balloon catches
A family lost their lives after the hot air balloon they were travelling in caught fire while airborne in Brazil. Details on location, cause and the number of victims are not yet confirmed. Read more →
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You may run freelance work without an office in Kuwait
Kuwait's Ministry of Commerce and Industry now allows Kuwaiti citizens to licence a freelance business without renting commercial premises, under two new ministerial decisions. Read more →
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GCC defence chiefs approve military command base in Kuwait
GCC defence ministers meeting in Manama approved an advanced command centre for the bloc's Unified Military Command to be based in Kuwait, along with forces to support it, as part of wider plans to deepen Gulf military cooperation. Read more →
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Jobs in NASA, Salary : 50,000.000 KWD a year
NASA has opened applications for its newest astronaut class, offering a yearly salary of about $164,395 for people who want to work on the Moon and prepare for Mars missions. Read more →
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Nvidia sheds $193 billion after CEO Jensen Huang scandal
Nvidia's shares fell 4.27% in a single session, wiping out close to $193 billion in value, after CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an extramarital affair now under board investigation. Read more →

