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Nations race to land climate deal as COP29 draft rejected
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Four tourists die after suspected tainted alcohol poisoning in Laos
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Wealthy nations pledge ‘no new coal’ at COP29
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Iraqis face tough homecoming a decade after the reign of terror
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Hong Kong court jails 45 democracy campaigners on subversion charges
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Nations race to land climate deal as COP29 draft rejected
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Four tourists die after suspected tainted alcohol poisoning in Laos
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Wealthy nations pledge ‘no new coal’ at COP29
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Iraqis face tough homecoming a decade after the reign of terror
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Hong Kong court jails 45 democracy campaigners on subversion charges
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West voices fears of Russia-China axis
MUNICH: Western leaders yesterday said Russia and China were seeking to "replace the existing international rules" with their own order, as Beijing backed Moscow over its showdown with NATO. Russia has all but encircled Ukraine with its huge troop buildup and US President Joe Biden has warned that Vladimir Putin plans an invasion within days. Moscow is using the threat to invade Ukraine to demand a halt to NATO expansion and what it calls "Cold...
13 die as Storm Eunice leaves thousands without power
AMSTERDAM: Emergency crews yesterday battled to restore power to hundreds of thousands of homes in Britain after Storm Eunice carved a deadly trail across Western Europe and left transport networks in disarray. At least 13 people were killed by falling trees, flying debris and high winds in Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Poland, emergency services said.Train operators in Britain urged people not to travel, with trees...
12 missing off Greece as Italian ferry fire burns on
CORFU, Greece: At least 12 truck drivers remained missing yesterday from an Italian-flagged ferry still ablaze on the Ionian Sea off Corfu, Greece's coastguard said. Patrol ships were combing the area off the holiday island hoping to locate survivors. The blaze on the Euroferry Olympia prevented rescuers from boarding yesterday morning, but a helicopter, a frigate, a fire-fighting vessel and six tug boats were operating in the area more than 50...
Wife of US nuclear engineer pleads guilty in sub secrets plot
CHARLESTON: The wife of a US Navy nuclear engineer pleaded guilty Friday to taking part in a plot to sell submarine secrets to a foreign country, the Justice Department said. Diana Toebbe, 46, admitted taking part in her husband Jonathan Toebbe's plan to sell information on US nuclear submarines to an unidentified foreign buyer.According to the charges, she acted as a lookout while her husband delivered highly classified information on nuclear...
Women live in fear and despair in S African hostel
ALEXANDRA: In one of South Africa's roughest townships, an overcrowded and dilapidated housing complex has maintained one rule for decades: No men allowed. Sitting in a concrete hallway, Brenda fumes. The electricity went off the night before, with no sign of when it might return. She had nothing for supper. Breakfast was water and bread."There's nothing good here," said the 62-year-old, who declined to give her last name."No electricity, no...
UAE, India sign 'milestone' pact to boost economies
DUBAI: The United Arab Emirates and India signed a "milestone" economic deal to boost trade and investment Friday, as the countries seek to bolster their economies after the coronavirus pandemic. Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan, the UAE's de facto ruler, and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a virtual summit to witness the signing of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, among other pacts.The deal's signing...
Violence in Sudan's Darfur lays bare deepening crisis
KHARTOUM: Attacks on UN facilities, a surge in tribal clashes, lootings, rape, and anti-coup protests-Sudan's Darfur region is reeling from a widening security gap after last year's coup. Sudan is one of the world's poorest countries but the vast, arid Darfur region has for years suffered more than its share of the nation's challenges.When a coup took place in October hundreds of kilometers (miles) away in the capital Khartoum, Darfur was still...
Zionist entity flies jets over Beirut after Hezbollah drone incident
The Zionist entity on Friday said it fired interceptor missiles after a drone launched from Lebanon crossed its border. Meanwhile, Hezbollah issued a statement saying it sent the “Hassan” drone inside the occupied land, saying that the drone toured the targeted area for 40 minutes on a “reconnaissance mission that extended along seventy kilometers.” Shortly afterward, the Zionist entity's fighter jets flying at very low altitude buzzed...
Kuwait's new travel regulations explained
The following are the new travel regulations that Kuwait will adopt on passengers of all nationalities starting from February 20, 2022:Fully vaccinated:- No PCR prior to arrival.- No PCR on arrival.- No quarantine after arrival.Partially vaccinated:- No PCR prior to arrival.- Must quarantine for seven days that can be ended with a negative PCR test done upon arrival.Unvaccinated:- Must carry out a PCR test not more than 72 hours prior to arrival....
DGCA backtracks decision, to allow unvaccinated expats into Kuwait
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation announced that non-Kuwaiti passengers who are not vaccinated against COVID-19 or are partially vaccinated can enter Kuwait as of February 20 as long as they provide a negative PCR test taken at least 72 hours prior to arrival, and that in accordance with the Cabinet's decision released recently in this regard. "All travel procedures and PCR exemptions are applicable to Kuwaitis and expatriates," it said...
Amir accepts resignation of defense, interior ministers
By B IzzakKUWAIT: An Amiri decree was issued yesterday accepting the resignation of the defense and interior ministers, a day after they quit in protest against the unfavorable political atmosphere. The decree appointed Foreign Minister Sheikh Ahmad Nasser Al-Sabah, who on Wednesday narrowly survived a no-confidence vote, as caretaker defense minister and Minister of Oil, Electricity and Water Mohammad Al-Fares as acting interior minister.The...
Many in Kuwait willing to pay a fee for single-use plastic bags
By Shakir ReshamwalaKUWAIT: Plastic bags seem to be everywhere - in parks, sewers, deserts, forests, oceans, and lately, in the news, after authorities in Dubai announced they are ending the free distribution of single-use plastic bags in a drive towards more sustainable practices. "In line with enhancing environmental sustainability and encouraging individuals to reduce the excessive use of plastics, the Executive Council of Dubai has approved...
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