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Kuwait SC win volleyball title
KUWAIT: Kuwait Sports Club volleyball team won the Federation's Cup after beating Kazma 3-1 in the final held on Saturday at Saad Al-Abdullah Complex. Kuwait SC have now won the Football Premier League, the Federation's Cup and the refresher tournament.Head of the volleyball department at the club said he was happy for winning the title, adding the titles came as a result of hard work and long-term planning by the administration and technical...
Special Ramadan bowling tourney concludes
By Abdellatif SharaaKUWAIT: The Fourth Ramadan Bowling Tournament of the Special Olympics was organized by Tumooh Sports Club at the Bowling Club in Salmiya with the participation of 48 players of both genders. The two-day tournament saw the women's doubles team of Anwar Al-Ghadban and Fatima Al-Hareeri from Kuwait Academy win first place, Ayat Al-Tulaihi and Mariam Al-Hindi from Yumooh in second place, and Loulwa Al-Hajji and Rawan Al-Balhan...
Florida governor signs law revoking Disney's special status
Florida governor Ron DeSantis on Friday signed a law that eliminates a statute that has for decades allowed entertainment giant Disney to act as a local government in Orlando, where it has its theme park. The move was the latest episode in a dispute between DeSantis' Republican administration and Disney, after the company criticized the passage in March of a law banning school lessons on sexual orientation. There was no immediate response by...
Dingoes aren't just feral dogs, says study
Dingoes might look like regular mutts, but in fact they're genetically in between wolves and dogs, according to a new study published Friday in Science Advances. The species-revered in Aboriginal culture but the bane of modern ranchers-has been Australia's top predator since the extinction of Tasmanian tigers last century. However, "the evolutionary position of the dingo has been debated for a substantial period of time," co-author Bill Ballard...
Doust's art depict 43 pictures of a young girl
By Faten OmarDen Gallery at Crystal Tower in Kuwait City is hosting the "Forty-Three Narrative Portraits" exhibition of Iranian artist Reza Doust. The exhibition started from April 19, featuring 43 paintings by the artist, telling the story of his life. Doust, who is based in Canada, lived in Kuwait from 1993 with his family. "I have a long history in Kuwait. In 1994, I held my first exhibition at Boushahri Art Gallery; since then almost every...
Putin claims 'liberation' of flattened city of Mariupol
ZAPORIZHZHIA: Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday claimed the "liberation" of the flattened city of Mariupol after nearly two months of fighting, demanding its trapped Ukrainian defenders be sealed up in their underground last stand. The fate of the besieged port has become totemic as Russia battles to complete a land bridge covering territories of Ukraine already under its control, including Crimea - which would deprive the country of...
UK Queen turns 96
LONDON: Queen Elizabeth II turned 96 on Thursday, receiving a rousing "Happy Birthday" from a military band and ceremonial gun salutes, after a troubled year hit by health concerns. The Band of the Coldstream Guards, in red tunics and bearskin hats, played the tribute to crowds of onlookers outside her Windsor Castle home west of London. Ceremonial gun salutes resounded across the country, including at the Tower of London. But the queen - the...
Rockets, Zionist airstrikes stoke new clashes
JERUSALEM: Palestinian militants in Gaza and Zionist warplanes exchanged fire early Thursday in the biggest escalation in months, followed by fresh violence at Jerusalem's flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque. Zionists carried out air strikes in central Gaza after midnight, hours after a rocket fired by militants hit the garden of a house in southern Zionist entity-the first such fire to hit the Jewish state since January. The military said it had hit an...
Arab ministerial committee decries Zionist actions on Al-Aqsa Mosque
AMMAN: The Arab Ministerial Committee in charge of international action to confront illegal Zionist policies and measures in the occupied city of Jerusalem condemned the Zionist violations against worshipers in Al-Aqsa Mosque, which escalated during the past few days and led to hundreds of injuries and arrests. This came from a press release issued by the emergency meeting in the Jordanian capital, Amman on Thursday to discuss the recent Zionist...
Quran contest held in Ahmadi
KUWAIT: Ahmadi Governor Sheikh Fawaz Khalid Al-Hamad Al-Sabah said Kuwait was and still is a leader in caring for the Holy Quran and its sciences by organizing scientific, cultural and knowledge contests at various levels, led by Kuwait's major Holy Quran competition under the patronage of HH the Amir, "which distinguishes our beloved country".The governor was speaking at the end of the Ahmadi governorate Ramadan Quran learning and reciting...
Malaysian embassy holds 'Yes2Malaysia Day' on April 22, 23
KUWAIT: Embassy of Malaysia, in the State of Kuwait in collaboration with Rexpocentral Malaysia and Education Malaysia Office in Jordan, proudly presents Yes2Malaysia Information Day, which will be held on 22 and 23 April 2022 from 9 pm to 1 am during the holy month of Ramadan.Malaysian Ambassador Dato' Mohammad Ali Selamat is proud to be able to host it at the Embassy of Malaysia in the State of Kuwait and very pleased to welcome all the...
Citizens distribute iftar meals to less privileged residents
KUWAIT: Ramadan always represents a chance for people to enhance their good deeds and helping those less fortunate to break their fast is an honorable act during the holy month. It would be common to see rows of expatriate workers lining up to receive Iftar meals prior to the Maghreb (sunset) prayers from food trucks placed near cooperative societies or auditoriums. The distribution of the food is streamlined with meals available free in line...
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