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TEKNAF, Bangladesh: Six year-old Noor Sahara, a young Rohingya girl whose mother is missing and who crossed over the border with her neighbor Roshida and her nephew, poses for a photograph near a refugee camp in the southern Cox’s Bazar district yesterday. —AFP

Myanmar's Rohingya: stateless, persecuted and fleeing

By Kuwait Times

November 23, 2016 | 10:00 p.m EDT

KUWAIT: The Justice Ministry in coordination with the Al-Awqaf Secretariat General organized a course for training citizens who are planning to get married. Family experts are running the two-day “wefaq” training course - giving guidelines on how to protect the family from break-up. — KUNA

November 23, 2016 10:00 PM

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Greetings to the families of martyrs

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Olympics: A disgrace

Opportunity is before us

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...

Two sides of the same coin

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 ...