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Renowned Kuwaiti playwright premiers play at Tunisian festival
KUWAIT: Kuwaiti director and playwright Sulayman Al-Bassam presented Tuesday his new play “silence”, which talks about the Beirut port explosion. The script relies on a mix of music and sounds to relay the extent of the catastrophe to the audience. The show was part of a workshop held by Bassam in Tunisia at the Tunisia World Theater festival, which kicked off Monday and will go on until April 4.“The play opens new doors for using Arabic...
FM receives call from US Secretary of State
KUWAIT: Foreign Minister Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah received a phone call on Tuesday from US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken. Blinken conveyed, at the beginning of the call, the greetings and blessings of the US political leadership to Kuwait, its leadership, government and people, and sincere congratulations on the advent of the holy month of Ramadan, expressing his sincere wishes for further development and prosperity for the...
Foreign Ministry condemns Al-Aqsa Mosque's storming
KUWAIT: Kuwait's Foreign Ministry condemned the storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque courtyards by settlers from the Zionist entity under protection of occupation forces. "The recurrence of these illegal practices is provocative to Muslims and a violation to international law and legitimacy," the ministry said in a statement Wednesday. It urged an action from the international community to stop the Zionist entity's repeated violations and provide full...
Algeria launches Kuwaiti-Algerian parliamentary group
ALGIERS: Algeria’s parliament has launched the Algerian-Kuwaiti parliamentary friendship group to bolster legislative ties between the two countries and share expertise on all levels. Delivering a speech on this occasion, deputy speaker of Algeria’s National People’s Assembly Ammari Abdullah said that the relations between the two countries trace back to the phase of national struggle against colonialism, referring to Kuwait’s efforts to...
Sheikha Al-Zain Al-Sabah visits Camp Arifjan
KUWAIT: Kuwaiti Ambassador to the United States Sheikha Al-Zain Al-Sabah visited Camp Arifjan accompanied by US Charge d’Affaires James Holtsnider. “Had a great tour of Camp Arifjan today with Sheikha Al-Zain, the newly appointed Kuwait Ambassador to US. Looking forward to further advancement of the longstanding partnership between our two countries,” Holtsnider tweeted.
Kuwait partakes in Berlin dialogue on energy transition
BERLIN: Kuwait is partaking in the ninth edition of the Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue Conference that addresses plans and methods for cutting usage of fossil fuel in favor of renewable energy resources. Najib Al-Badr, Kuwait Ambassador to Germany and head of the Kuwaiti delegation partaking in the convention that kicked off late on Tuesday and would end later on Wednesday, said in remarks to KUNA that the Kuwaiti delegation took part in...
Students compete for sustainability at LAPA’s EcoQuest
KUWAIT: The LOYAC Academy of Performing Arts (LAPA) has held the “EcoQuest” contest for the fifth time, in accordance with its mission to lead environmental efficiency at the Kuwait and regional level.Thirty-five students from five private schools participated in a full-day competition to develop innovative approaches that contribute to preserving natural resources and protecting the eco-system, particularly as the world faces many challenges...
Zionist parties discuss justice reforms after Netanyahu U-turn
JERUSALEM: Zionist entity’s hard-right government and opposition parties were set for a second day of talks Wednesday on controversial judiciary reforms that sparked a general strike and mass protests in the country’s most severe domestic crisis in years.Scepticism remained high over the negotiations on the judicial overhaul, which would curtail the authority of the Supreme Court and give politicians greater powers over the selection of...
China vows to ‘fight back’ if Taiwan leader meets US speaker
TAIPEI: China vowed on Wednesday to “fight back” should Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen meet the US House speaker during a trip to the United States. Tsai left on Wednesday for the United States, from where she will head to Guatemala and Belize to shore up ties with diplomatic allies. On her way back to Taiwan she will stop in California, where US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy had said he would meet her.China claims the democratic island as part...
Lebanon inflation hits 190% in February
BEIRUT: Inflation in Lebanon hit an annual rate of about 190 per cent in February as the International Monetary Fund called on the country’s government, parliament and central bank to close ranks and take decisive actions to stabilize the economy. Hyperinflation continued for the 32nd consecutive month, led by soaring communication, health, restaurant and hotel prices, as well as rising food, water and energy costs, the Central...
Germany to open its doors as labor shortages hit businesses
BERLIN: An apprenticeship at a steelmaker brought Steven Maillot from the French island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean to Eisenhuettenstadt in Germany, a stone’s throw from the Polish border. Better pay and better job prospects were the deciding factors for Maillot—a relief for ArcelorMittal, where the group’s Germany chief Reiner Blaschek acknowledged that attracting young trainees like the 23-year-old is becoming “increasingly...
Car battery recycling market gears up for future boom
FREIBERG, Germany: Researcher Anna Vanderbruggen peers into a vat of dark bubbling liquid, the result of a process she has developed to recover graphite from old lithium-ion batteries. Although graphite represents up to a quarter of the weight of the batteries, no one has yet come up with a viable plan to recycle it, according to Vanderbruggen. The 29-year-old researcher is still fine-tuning her method but has already received an award from the...
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