A poet once said: “My homeland, even if I am oppressed within it, is dear to me, And my people, even if they are ungenerous to me, are still kind.” This verse encapsulates the highest form of loyalty to one’s homeland. The homeland is not mere...
By Dr Hala Al-Mekaimi Not only is the Indian Prime Minister’s visit to Kuwait significant because it comes after a 43-year gap, but its timing is also crucial. It occurs against the backdrop of rapid development in the Gulf region, which has the p...
By Dr Khaled Mahdi In a historic move that coincides with the new era under the leadership of HH the Amir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, and following the meeting of HH the Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah and Indian ...
Everyone I met expressed heartfelt prayers for the Syrian people, hoping they will succeed in rebuilding their country. Perhaps this great people will learn from the experiences of other nations — from those who failed to unite their ranks and tho...
Nermin Alhouti The play You’re Invited to a Party was crowned with the best overall production at the 24th Kuwait Theater Festival. While I won’t delve into an analysis of the play’s elements, it’s clear that its distinct and cohesive theatr...
By Dr Firyal Alshalabi As the atrocities and crimes committed by the Zionist entity against Palestinians continue, so does the rage in the hearts of those who oppose it. For 14 months, not a single day has gone by without learning about the sufferi...
Since the United Nations adopted the 2015–2030 Sustainable Development Agenda, NGOs have taken on a more significant role as partners, not only with governments but also with the UN itself. NGOs support government plans, assist international organ...
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