By Arwa Al-Sahli Living in Kuwait may come with many luxuries; however one cannot avoid the abysmal heat and unbearable boredom. For some, to escape such conditions is to travel. However, some locations are affected by overtourism, defined as when a...
By Dr Khalid A Al-Saleh O compassionate mother, how did you receive your children, as they kept them away from you out of fear for your wellbeing. You the child who has been away from his mother and returned and did not find her. You the elderly man...
By Prof Abdullah Yousef Sahar The occupation of Alcatraz Island by some Native American activists on Nov 20, 1969 for 18 months did not represent the beginning of the story of the “Red Indians”, but indeed the result of a long-lasting misery of ...
By Dr Khalid A Al-Saleh I rarely miss a column by Dr Mohammad Al-Rumaihi because, in this era where few wield the pen to express our reality with innovative efficiency and a commitment to neutrality, he stands out. In a column titled “Much Light, ...
By Azzah Al-Ghamdi The United States of America is globally regarded as a model to be emulated. One aspect that attracts admiration is the American police, considered an authority in maintaining security and order. They possess the power to provide ...
United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken recently visited Iraq and met Prime Minister Mohammad Al-Sudani. One day later, Sudani went to Iran and met with its leadership. The media office of Iraq’s prime minister said Sudani began an officia...
By Hala Bader Al Humaidhi In the intricate web of modern society, repression emerges as a silent but potent force, casting a shadow on the mental well-being of individuals. The suppression of thoughts, emotions and authentic self-expression has beco...
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