World

Hilary takes one of her toughest shots at rival - Clinton questions Sanders' ties as race tightens

February 19, 2016 | 09:36 p.m EDT

KUWAIT: Amidst the bustling energy of Kuwait’s 46th International Book Fair, a dedicated pavilion stands as a beacon for young readers. This specially crafted space by organizers of the book fair, with the help of Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences, the Environmental Voluntary Foundation, Kuwait News Agency and others, has been designed to lure children away from their iPads and immerse them in the captivating world of books.

A toddler showing interest in a colorful book

KUNA contributed to the young readers section in the 46th Kuwait International Book Fair.

A toddler showing interest in a colorful book

KUNA contributed to the young readers section in the 46th Kuwait International Book Fair.

‹

›

It also aims to ignite the spark of curiosity and learning among the young audience, fostering an environment where the joy of reading takes center stage. — KUNA

February 19, 2016 09:36 PM

Opinion

Silent war: Defending language and identity

Dr Khalid Al-Saleh

Opinion

Kuwait takes bold step towards fairer global taxation

The new Syria

Syria holds cherished memories for many Kuwaitis, having once been a favored destination for Gulf families during the 1950s and 1960s. The Levant, with Damascus at its heart, stood as a beacon of culture, history and Arab unity. Its decline under th...

Propaganda and the abyss

Propaganda is among the most powerful tools used by nations. It influences the masses, provides them with material to feed on, and becomes especially critical during times of war—whether to unify internal ranks or to demoralize the enemy. But toda...