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KUWAIT: A general view of the bustling Kuwait City that houses several banking and financial institutions, hotels and malls. —Photo by Joseph Shagra
KUWAIT: A general view of the bustling Kuwait City that houses several banking and financial institutions, hotels and malls. —Photo by Joseph Shagra

Govt mulls no public sector jobs for expats

On the next installment of Unfolding the Map, Yousef Abughazaleh explores the abandoned nuclear ghost towns of Kazakhstan to understand exactly what it looks like when an empire falls.

Reform principles are based on the rules of criticism. There is no perfect city, so active people adopt the rules of criticism and improvement, but people who are less active resort to insult and defamation. There is a fundamental difference between...
By Firyal Alshalabi Except for the size, what is the difference between the US and Israel (the Zionist entity)? Speculating an answer to this question brings out more similarities than differences. To mention just a few: Both countries were founded ...
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