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MADRID: Surgeon Mario Alvarez Maestro (2nd left) and his staff perform a renal transplantation on patient Juan Benito Druet at La Paz hospital in Madrid.

How Spain became the world leader in organ transplants

By Kuwait Times

April 17, 2017 | 08:12 p.m EDT

RIYADH: The royal authority of Al-Ola province declared on Saturday the discovery of an ancient village in Khaybar oasis that used to be populated 3,400 years ago. Recent excavations revealed remains of the walled village dating back to the Bronze Age, the authority said. The excavations also disclosed that the site had included residential sectors and cemeteries. The authority indicated that the construction of the village had signaled shift from nomadic to urban life style. — KUNA

April 17, 2017 08:12 PM

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Women’s rights sit at the forefront of political change

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Paris to Host the World’s Largest Global Summit on Artificial Intelligence Action

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