Kuwait, Call of Duty and Saddam Hussein
Kuwait signed 400 million dinars ($1.31 billion) of road maintenance deals with local and foreign companies on Wednesday, the ...
National Interest on MSN33m
Washington Will Decide If Kuwait Can Sell Its F/A-18 Hornets to MalaysiaSelling “previously-owned” cars is big business in the United States and doesn’t require approval from the companies ...
As the local real estate market experiences a recent decline in residential property prices, experts are raising concerns ...
Kuwait, having one of the more rentier economies, is seeing citizenship laws tightened and dissent quieted under the regime ...
Dr. Al-Jalal praised the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's leadership role in developing education graduates in the region ...
Kuwait has banned the release of the video game “Call of Duty: Black Ops 6,” which features the late Iraqi dictator Saddam ...
Kuwait's Cabinet discussed the country's latest preparations for hosting the 45th Supreme Council of the Gulf Cooperation ...
NBK was the first organization in Kuwait to revolutionize recruitment, during its participation in Watheefti Career Fair last ...
Kuwait Moments on MSN14h
Kuwait Reopens Work Visas for Short-Term Foreign JobsThe Kuwaiti government has announced the reinstatement of work visas for foreign nationals filling temporary roles under ...
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