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Hurricane Beryl pummels Caribbean
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados: Hurricane Beryl was Tuesday hurtling towards Jamaica as it strengthened into a record top-level Category 5 storm after sweeping across several islands in the southeastern Caribb...
Indian women campaigning to criminalize marital rape
Today in Kuwait’s history
Zionist forces warn Palestinians in eastern Khan Yunis to leave
China’s adopted children return to seek their roots
France votes as far right eyes power
At least 18 die in string of Nigeria attacks
Today in Kuwait’s history
Today in Kuwait's history
US health workers sound alarm on Gaza medical crisis
Today in Kuwait’s history
KUWAIT: 1946 -- Kuwait exported the first commercial cargo of crude oil aboard the British tanker, British Fusilier, from Al-Ahmadi port. 1968 -- Kuwait Amir Sheikh Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah issued a law stipulating that the national banknote is the K...
Today in Kuwait's history
KUWAIT: 1938 -- Kuwait's first legislative elections have been held during era of Sheikh Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah at Al-Sagr Diwan. 1961 -- Iraqi naval forces open fire at Kuwaiti ships transporting food supplies from Shatt AlArab to Kuwait....
US health workers sound alarm on Gaza medical crisis
WASHINGTON: Patients in Gaza’s few standing hospitals are dying in droves from infections resulting from a lack of protective gear and soap, even when they survive their horrific blast injuries. And health workers are facing agonizing decisions, l...
Kenya police fire rubber bullets, tear gas at protesters after Ruto urges talks
NAIROBI: Kenyan police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at demonstrators in Nairobi on Thursday, as protesters returned to the streets despite President William Ruto scrapping contentious tax hikes after deadly clashes. The protests—led largely b...
Today in Kuwait’s history
KUWAIT: 1961 -- The first demonstration by women was held in the State of Kuwait in protest against Iraqi Prime Minister Abdulkareem Qassem’s provocative statements in which he said Iraq would annex Kuwait. 1984 -- A non-governmental center for re...
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