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CAP exhibits the first competition of its kind in Kuwait

KUWAIT: “Colors of Music” paves the way for artists to step into a mesmerizing journey. LAPA LOYAC organized a competition that weaved together the enchanting realms of music and art, allowing artists to express diverse cultures from their evocative creations through a symphony of colors and melodies. Kuwait Times visited the exhibition at CAP (Contemporary Art Platform), where participating artists shared their experiences and described...

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Shadow economy thrives in the presence of an illegal labor force

KUWAIT: In today’s global economy, the presence of “black money” and the informal economy cannot be ignored. The existence of unreported or unregistered activities, both legal and illegal, creates a shadow economy that operates outside the boundaries of official regulations. The motivations behind this phenomenon vary, from tax evasion to the desire to bypass complex regulations. However, in Kuwait, where taxation is absent, the shadow...

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KEPS event raises awareness of bird species in Kuwait

KUWAIT: The Kuwait Environment Protection Society (KEPS) organized an event at Sulaibikhat Beach on Saturday, Jan 27, 2024, aimed at conducting a bird counting exercise and fostering public awareness regarding the diverse species of birds during this season.During the event, Mohammad Shah, Head of the Bird Monitoring and Protection at KEPS, told Kuwait Times that the purpose of this work is primarily aimed at raising awareness among individuals...

Cathy Glass, foster carer and author

“Damaged” by Cathy Glass is a must-read for anyone interested in the resilience of the human being and the profound impact that compassion and love can have on a deeply wounded soul. It is a gripping memoir that tells the heartbreaking true story of a young girl who enters Glass’ life as a foster child. Written in first person narration, the book takes its reader through the highs and lows of Glass’ experience with the foster child, who...

Nathalie Veys pets a dog in a cage at the airport.

Animal rights activist calls for mercy on animals after DGCA curbs

KUWAIT: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) recently released an official circular to all airlines regarding pet regulations at Kuwait International Airport. According to the circular, passengers are now restricted to bringing only one pet with them onboard, while any additional pets must be transported through the cargo terminal. This decision has caused significant discontent among many animal lovers. Kuwait Times spoke with...

Friends can have an impact on shaping thoughts and beliefs.

Do we need to have friends?

KUWAIT: “Friendship is considered one of the social needs of individuals.” This is what Sociologist and Psychologist Dr Mona Al-Enezi highlighted during an interview with Kuwait Times about the unique connection that friendships hold to nourish our souls and its profound impact on our well-being.**carousel[61679]**Human connections are based on social psychologyAccording to Dr Enezi, humans are inherently social beings who are influenced by...

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Hook, line and sinker: Kuwaitis’ love for fishing

“When a person enters a world that is not their own, from land to water, they must face any problem with quick thinking and bravery and make decisions to save the situation — in this vast amount of water, in an environment that is not their natural habitat.” With these words, Hasan Mohammad, a local fisherman, gave Kuwait Times a brief glimpse into the world of fishing and fishermen.Mohammad explained to Kuwait Times that Kuwaitis’...

ICS students take a group photo with Kuwait Times staff in the Printing Press — Photos by Yasser Al-Zayyat

ICSK students visit Kuwait Times and Kuwait News

KUWAIT: Humanities students from Indian Community School, Kuwait embarked on a journey into the realm of journalism, where they were provided with an authentic taste of it and met Kuwait Times staff. The experience served as a powerful testament to the potential and diversity that journalism holds. Under the guidance of Jana Alnaqeeb, Public Relations and CSR manager at Kuwait Times and Kuwait News, the students were taken on an enthralling tour...

Abdullah Ghloloum explaining the Sadu weaving technique at Sadu House.

Weaving a historical narrative: Volunteering at Al-Sadu House

Volunteering is not only a learning adventure — it is an emotionally fulfilling and rewarding experience, as it attracts kind and goodhearted individuals. With these words, Abdullah Gholoum expressed to Kuwait Times the beauty of volunteer work and its psychological impact, as well as its practical benefits on an individual.Gholoum, an active volunteer at Al-Sadu House and an English student, gave Kuwait Times an inside look into his full day....

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What do domestic workers do to cope being away from loved ones?

KUWAIT: During difficult circumstances that may affect people’s lives, some are forced to leave their homelands and families in search of better finances. However, this may come at the cost of emotional challenges, such as feelings of loneliness and alienation. Domestic labor is one of the most prevalent examples of this issue. Recognizing this group and the challenges they may face, and considering that in most cases the circumstances do not...

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Walking: Popular sport in Kuwait amid vision for a healthy lifestyle

KUWAIT: Walking is not just a means of transportation or a healthy physical activity - it has become a widely practiced sport in Kuwait. With the state’s dedication to promoting a healthy lifestyle, walking areas have been developed across the country. Kuwait Times explores why walking has gained such popularity in Kuwait and how the state’s encouragement through the provision of dedicated walking areas has further enhanced this thriving...

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Family consultant gives advice on parenting in this digital era

KUWAIT: Modern parents find themselves immersed in a digital territory, where they strive to raise their children to become responsible individuals. With the vast mix of devices and online content, parents need to strike a balance between embracing the benefits of the digital realm and avoiding its potential pitfalls. Kuwait Times interviewed education and family counselor Hussein Akbar to help parents equip their children with necessary skills...

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Crackdown on visa violators

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Kuwait expands ‘open door’ policy to virtual domain

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Minister of Municipal Affairs Dr Noura Al-Mashaan and Head of the Municipal Council Abdullah Al-Mahari inspect the Darwazat Abdulrazzaq project. – KUNA photos

Darwaza Abdulrazzaq project set to reopen

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Interior cracks down on residency violators

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