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‘What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger?’ Psychologists weigh in

KUWAIT: “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” is a common saying we often encounter. Although this saying can serve as a motivating belief or a way to encourage resilience, it can also invalidate the suffering experienced by individuals after a traumatic event. This raises an important question: Is it really true that what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger? To explore this concept and validate the diverse emotions people may...

Former MP and minister Maasouma Al-Mubarak (center) is pictured with other dignitaries.

GCC Forum focuses on significance of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity

KUWAIT: The 2nd AI and Cybersecurity GCC Forum took place on October 8, 2024, organized by the American International University (AIU) under the auspices of the Ministry of Education. The forum focused on the critical significance of artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity in today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape. Esteemed speakers with profound expertise in these fields shared invaluable insights during various presentations...

Retaj Khaled Elbasiouny

WARMUN: Empowering youth for global change

KUWAIT: With the support of Kuwait Times, World Ambassadors for Resolutions Model United Nations (WARMUN) held its inaugural event at the Gulf University for Science and Technology (GUST) to encourage and inspire youth to take part in addressing global challenges. WARMUN functioned as a platform for young leaders to develop critical thinking skills for shaping a better future.During the event, Ghada Eltahir, the UN Secretary-General’s...

Artwork reflecting children's suffering in Gaza.

Voices of resilience

The Intisar Foundation organized an exhibition themed “Women in Times of War in Palestine” at the Contemporary Art Platform (CAP), under the patronage of Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdullah Al-Yahya and attendance of Deputy Foreign Minister Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, featuring more than 100 artists from 20 countries.The opening of the exhibition event featured a discussion panel of distinguished speakers, including Sheikha...

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CAP holds discussion, exhibition on women’s mental health in war

KUWAIT: CAP hosted a significant exhibition and discussion panel titled “Women, Peace, and Mental Health” on Tuesday, September 24, 2024, focusing on the theme of “Women in Times of War in Palestine.” The event brought together distinguished speakers, including Sheikha Intisar Salem Al-Sabah, founder of the Intisar Foundation, and Sheikha Jawaher Ibrahim Al-Duaij, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for Human Rights, Dr Faisal Al-Hajri,...

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Celebrating your trust in us

In celebration of its 63rd anniversary, Kuwait Times presents a special album that highlights some of the notable recent visits from people who have graced us with their presence, each in their own way. This album reflects Kuwait Times’ connection with its audience and expresses gratitude to all its readers for their trust and loyalty, which have been instrumental to our growth and success over the last 63 years. We recognize that audience...

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Why an oil sector career is the top choice for Kuwaitis

KUWAIT: The State of Kuwait provides its citizens with the right to employment after graduating from university by submitting a job application to the Civil Service Commission. However, despite the numerous available sectors, Kuwaitis eagerly compete for positions in the oil sector. To understand why Kuwaitis, whether fresh graduates or not, are so eager to join this sector over others, or at least prioritize it among their top choices, Kuwait...

Souq Mubarakiya

Wood played a significant role in traditional Kuwaiti craftsmanship, especially in shipbuilding, door-making and other trades. Its use provided not only functionality, but also contributed to the aesthetic appeal of these products, enriching Kuwaiti heritage.Wood in ShipbuildingWood was crucial in shipbuilding. Old Kuwaitis used local trees such as tamarisk, sidr and mangrove, valued for their strength and durability, making them ideal for...

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Are parents responsible for their children’s psychological issues?

KUWAIT: Majority of people seems to agree on blaming the parents for the suffering of individuals with mental health issues and their victims as well. However, the question arises: does all this complexity simply boil down to blaming the parents, or are there other factors that have been overlooked? To provide a more accurate analysis of the issue, Kuwait Times interviewed psychological consultant Abdullah Al-Manea to uncover what lies beyond the...

Ahmed Kouta (center) is seen in a group picture with the Kuwait Times and Kuwait News team.

Palestinian nurse recounts Gaza’s deteriorating situation

KUWAIT: Ahmed Kouta, a 23-year-old Palestinian-Canadian nurse, has provided a detailed account of his experience working in a hospital in Gaza during a recent visit to Kuwait. His testimony, shared with Kuwait Times and Kuwait News shed light on the deteriorating conditions and the overwhelming challenges faced by medical staff and patients alike. This report outlines the critical points of his experience and the broader implications for both the...

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Students claim KD 200 allowance is insufficient to meet their needs

KUWAIT: Kuwaiti university students enjoy the benefit of receiving a monthly student allowance of KD 200. However, due to rising prices and the increased cost of living affecting every aspect of life, this amount of financial support has become insufficient for many students. They argue that the allowance is often spent before the end of the month and are calling for an increase of at least KD 100 to help cover their financial needs. Kuwait Times...

US ambassador Karen Sasahara

US media roundtable: Spotlight on US-Kuwait military, economic ties

KUWAIT: The US Ambassador invited the Kuwait Times, along with other newspapers, to a roundtable at the US Embassy in Kuwait. During the event, a range of questions were posed, and discussions took place with the Ambassador of the US in Kuwait, Karen Sasahara. The ambassador spoke about the US plan to spend its strategic partnership with Gulf countries with the evolving political landscape and increased tensions in the Middle East.“Regarding...

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Kuwaitis to be offered 50% of shares in huge communications project

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RIYADH: A Saudia Airlines electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) Lilium jet is displayed during the Global Logistics Forum in Riyadh October 14, 2024. – AFP

Saudi eyes electric jets to reach Makkah, new resorts

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MAAYSRA: Mourners attend a funeral for the victims of a Zionist airstrike in the Mount Lebanon village of Maaysra, east of the coastal town of Byblos, on October 14, 2024. – AFP

Death toll rises as Hezbollah, Zionist troops battle

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KUWAIT: This picture shows the Kuwait Towers and a several high-rise buildings in Kuwait City. - Photo by Yasser Al-Zayyat

Kuwait social security, govt support help curb inflation

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International delegates gather for a group photo during a workshop of the Global Counterterrorism Forum.

Kuwait takes the center stage in global counterterrorism efforts