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Interior Ministry buys four Airbus civilian helicopters
KUWAIT: The Interior Ministry has signed a contract with Airbus Helicopters, Inc (AHI), a subsidiary of Airbus Group, Inc, to purchase four civilian helicopters in the ministry's bid to upgrade its domestic security operations, a ministry statement said yesterday.Among the four planes will be an AS 365 and an EC 225 type civilian helicopters, with training and operation instructions provided for these two planes, said the ministry undersecretary...
Basri discusses fees, visas, teachers in private schools
KUWAIT: The office of Abdullah Al-Basri, general manager of public administration for private education at the Ministry of Education, is a busy place these days. "The beginning of the academic year is our peak period as most people come to finalize their paperwork at this time. Parents and students wait till the last minute, although we are here the whole year. Students come to accredit their certificates, while parents ask for transfer papers...
Clashes after Mexico City massacre protest - 'Dead had been shot in the back'
A group of masked and self-declared "anarchists" clash with the federal police at Zocalo square in Mexico City on 2 October, 2015 after a demonstration to commemorate the 47th anniversary of a 1968 massacre of students by the army at Tlatelolco neighbourhood. AFP PHOTO / ALFREDO ESTRELLAMEXICO CITY: Masked protesters clashed with riot police in Mexico City on Friday after thousands of people marched to commemorate the 47th anniversary of a...
Russia launches new wave of air raids in Syria - Airstrikes kill 39 civilians and 14 militants
DAMASCUS: Russian warplanes have attacked the Islamic State group and other insurgents in central and northern Syria with a wave of new airstrikes, Syrian and Russian military officials said yesterday as an activist group said Russia's air raids have killed 39 civilians over the three past days. The new airstrikes came as residents of Syria's central regions fear the Russians are paving the way for a ground offensive by the government on several...
Japanese national shot dead in Bangladesh days after 'IS attack' - 'Second killing in a week'
Bangladeshi security officers stand by the site where a Japanese Kunio Hoshi was killed at Mahiganj village in Rangpur district, 300 kilometers (185 miles) north of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. Masked assailants riding a motorbike shot and killed the Japanese man in northern Bangladesh on Saturday, police said, the second foreigner in a week to be gunned down in the South Asian country. Hoshi had started a farm in Rangpur, about...
Afghan hospital air strike kills 19 - 'Full investigation' into hospital bombing: Pentagon chief
KABUL: A suspected US air strike on a hospital killed 19 people yesterday in the Afghan city of Kunduz, medical charity MSF said, a bombardment that the UN condemned as "inexcusable, and possibly even criminal". Dozens more were seriously wounded at the facility, a key lifeline that has been running "beyond capacity" during fighting that saw the Taleban seize control of the northern provincial capital for several days.The strike early yesterday...
Australia shooting 'an act of terrorism': PM - 'It was a cold-blooded murder, targeting NSW Police Service'
SYDNEY: Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said yesterday that a Sydney attack in which a 15-year-old gunman shot dead a civilian police employee appeared to have been an act of terrorism. Police said the teen, who they did not name, was shot dead in an exchange of fire with officers after he killed finance worker Curtis Cheng at close range outside the New South Wales force's headquarters in western Sydney on Friday. Reports said that...
18 killed, 41 injured in blasts near Abuja - Bomb blasts carried out by two suicide bombers
ABUJA: Two explosions that ripped through the outskirts of Nigeria's capital Abuja have left at least 18 people dead and 41 wounded, the National Emergency Management Agency said yesterday. "The death toll is now 18 because three people died in the hospitals this morning while 41 others were injured and are receiving treatment in the hospitals," NEMA spokesman Sani Datti told AFP.The agency had earlier given a death toll of 15 and 41 wounded...
Kuwait's Rubayan finishes third in F1 powerboat world championship
KUWAIT: Kuwaiti powerboat racer Youssef Al-Rubayan came fourth in the time race, but finished third in the overall standing at the end of the fourth round of the F1 Powerboat World Championship in China's Liuzhou City between October 1-2.Speaking to KUNA by phone, Al-Rubayan said he was so happy to make this big achievement during the event which attracted world powerboat racers representing 10 teams from 12 countries.Thanking those who...
Kuwaiti swimmer wins gold in 200m freestyle in Bangkok
KUALA LUMPUR: Kuwaiti swimmer Yousef Al-Askari won gold yesterday in the 200m freestyle event of the 8th Asian Age Group Championships currently held in Bangkok, Thailand, with participation of 31 countries.In the tourney's second day, Al-Askari ended the competition in the 18 year-old and above category in 01:51.75 minute, coach Ayman Al-Enaizi, head of the Kuwaiti team told KUNA.Meanwhile, swimmer Abdulaziz Al-Thowaihi finished in sixth place...
Kuwait eyes Schengen visa agreement
KUWAIT: Acting Deputy Foreign Minister and Assistant Foreign Minister for European Affairs Walid Al-Khabeizi said Thursday night that luck is on Kuwait's side in the quest for securing a visa agreement with the Schengen zone. "The majority of the 26 Schengen zone countries are interested in Kuwait's application for visa agreement," Ambassador Al-Khabeizi told reporters. He made the comments during a celebration at China Embassy here to mark the...
Kuwait FM, UN envoy for Yemen hold talks
NEW YORK: First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Sabah Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah has met with the UN Secretary General's Special Envoy for Yemen Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed on the sideline of the 70th UN General Assembly meeting. The meeting touched on the latest situation in Yemen and means to bring peace and security in Yemen. Sheikh Sabah Al-Khaled expressed Kuwait's keenness on measures to end violence in Yemen. The...
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