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How binary thinking reshapes our world
By nature, human beings are considered social creatures. Yet, in reality, we tend to be more “team-oriented” than truly social. From the moment we enter the world, society begins to shape us—not to engage openly with diverse ideas, but to pick a side. Whether in sports or politics, we are taught to align ourselves with one of two camps. In Kuwait’s sports scene, local football passion is sharply divided between Al-Qadisiyah and Al-Arabi....
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Rising colon cancer cases highlight urgent need for awareness
Cancer remains one of the most pressing health and social challenges confronting modern societies, with colorectal cancer emerging as a significant concern in Kuwait. According to recent health statistics, colon cancer ranks as the most common type of cancer among men and the second most prevalent among women in the country. In 2020 alone, 289 men and 119 women in Kuwait were diagnosed with the disease. This alarming trend underscores the urgent...
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Hidden retirement
In the medical profession, retirement can take several forms. A physician may step back from clinical practice to take on an administrative role, retire entirely from public service without continuing in the private sector, or — most concerning — cease engaging with scientific progress while continuing to practice. It is the third category that presents the greatest risk to patients and the healthcare system alike. The essence of this concern...
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Chronic disease is a global challenge
Chronic or non-communicable diseases - namely cardiovascular diseases, cancer, chronic respiratory illnesses and diabetes - are among the leading causes of death globally. These conditions, which develop over long periods, are responsible for over 60 percent of all deaths worldwide, claiming approximately 36 million lives annually, including nearly a quarter of victims under the age of 60. Recognizing the gravity of this threat, world leaders...
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Water and froth: Finding truth in a world of illusions
Water and froth or origin and image are expressions that all aim to sensitize man to the truth of life. The life of each one of us is an asset — an asset that reflects the truth of our existence and its purpose — and an image, like the reflection of light, a fantasy that we should ignore and not let distract us from the ultimate goal of our life. Sometimes we must stay away from the arena of conflicts that surround us from all sides:...
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A new dawn of awareness in the Arab world
In a region long overshadowed by misinformation and manipulation, a new era of awareness is emerging — signaling the gradual end of an age marked by unconsciousness and misguided loyalties. This awakening promises to bring clarity and unity to a nation that has endured decades of exploitation under the guise of noble causes. For years, tyrants cloaked their rule in the rhetoric of liberating Palestine, while they governed their own people with...
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The real battle in our region: Choosing peace over war
Peace is the demand of the common people, but peace is the enemy of war mongers. He who seeks peace for his nation can fulfill the hopes of his people, while he who seeks war succeeds in achieving great benefits for a few at the expense of all. This conflict — between a few powerful beneficiaries and the masses yearning for stability — began with the creation of man and will not end until mankind itself comes to an end. As with any conflict,...
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Age of documentation
In the near future, a passerby may simply raise their phone, capture an image of your vehicle violating traffic rules and instantly transmit it to the nearest traffic control center. Within moments, a patrol car will arrive, tow the vehicle and you may find yourself chasing after it — unable to dispute what has already been digitally witnessed and archived. Every word, every action, even the way you walk on an empty street, may be captured,...
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US Secretary of Commerce and Kuwait’s Interest
The year 1938 in Kuwait’s history refers to the formation of the country’s first legislative council. At that time, Kuwait witnessed significant events, the most notable of which were the attempts by the British political agent in Kuwait, Captain Gerald de Gaury (1897-1984), to pressure the Kuwaiti authority in oil extraction negotiations in favor of Britain. Alongside these efforts, there were political interventions, including the...
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New challenges ahead
Visit the National Library of Kuwait and ask for a daily newspaper from the early 20th century—perhaps an issue of Egypt’s Al-Ahram from over a hundred years ago. You may be surprised to find that the concerns, debates and rhetoric of that time closely resemble what we read in today’s newspapers. Decades have passed, yet we remain caught in a seemingly endless cycle. In fact, our situation has worsened in certain aspects. While our...
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Ramadan: A month of renewal for body, mind and soul
As the holy month of Ramadan begins, we are reminded of its immense spiritual, psychological and physical benefits. This sacred period is not merely about abstaining from food and drink—it is a time for self-reflection, discipline and rejuvenation. Do you struggle with health concerns? Are you burdened by psychological stress? Do you ponder the afterlife? These are challenges that touch everyone to varying degrees. Ramadan serves as a divine...
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May Allah bless Kuwait
After the end of the brutal Iraqi invasion, a few Kuwaiti property owners sold their properties in Kuwait and traveled abroad. These individuals believed that Kuwait would not withstand the shock of the post-invasion and occupation. They sold their houses at the first opportunity and bought property in the US because, in their opinion, it was safer. As the years passed, the US was shaken by the mortgage crisis and the value of their properties...
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Sharp decline in marriages between Kuwaiti men and non-Kuwaiti women raises debate
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CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts: Demonstrators gather on Cambridge Common to protest Harvard's stance on the war in Gaza and show support for Palestinians outside Harvard University on April 25, 2025. - AFP
Harvard foreign students in limbo, including 15 Kuwaitis
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Members of the Indian all-party delegation that is set to visit Kuwait on May 26-27, 2025.
Indian all-party delegation, including Asaduddin Owaisi, to visit Kuwait May 26-27
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GCC economy ranks 11th globally with $2.1 trillion GDP
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Coordinator of the regional center Dr Mohammad Al-Otaibi
Kuwait strengthens global environmental efforts, leadership