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I was surprised to discover that only a very small number of companies have managed to retain their status as the “most...
Opinion
Where were they, and where are they now?
I was surprised to discover that only a very small number of companies have managed to retain their status as the “most valuable companies” over the past 36 years, from 1989 to 20...
Insight |
06/01/2026
Ethics plays a vital role in shaping human minds and strengthening a sense of belonging to humanity. The problem is tha...
Opinion
Ethics as a success measure
Ethics plays a vital role in shaping human minds and strengthening a sense of belonging to humanity. The problem is that the concept of ethics varies across regions, eras, and cul...
Insight |
05/01/2026
The prominent Israeli historian Ilan Pappe said, “It is important to understand that the Zionists who established the S...
Opinion
What does Shlomo Sand’s book say?
The prominent Israeli historian Ilan Pappe said, “It is important to understand that the Zionists who established the State of Israel were secular until the 1970s, and their goal ...
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03/01/2026
A funny story has been widely shared online, told by the owner of a bakery in a working-class neighborhood in Cairo. He...
Opinion
Ahmad’s bakery and Venice coffee
A funny story has been widely shared online, told by the owner of a bakery in a working-class neighborhood in Cairo. He said, “I have spent almost my entire life in this bakery. I...
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31/12/2025
THE first thing that impressed me in Lebanon was one morning in 1956, while I was in my room in Bhamdoun. I watched the...
Opinion
Things seem promising, but journey is still long
THE first thing that impressed me in Lebanon was one morning in 1956, while I was in my room in Bhamdoun. I watched the clouds gently drifting into the “ghoutita” (a type of rain ...
Insight |
30/12/2025
Many countries, either voluntarily or by law, appoint officials to sensitive geographic or security positions who do no...
Opinion
Diversifying leadership, expertise to avoid bias
Many countries, either voluntarily or by law, appoint officials to sensitive geographic or security positions who do not belong to those areas, sects, or tribes. This strategy is ...
Insight |
29/12/2025
Today, it feels harder than ever to share an opinion without someone feeling offended. A simple comment can quickly tur...
Opinion
Opinion vs offense
Today, it feels harder than ever to share an opinion without someone feeling offended. A simple comment can quickly turn into anger. A different view is often seen as a personal a...
Insight |
28/12/2025
In an old interview, former MP Nabil Al-Fadhel said, “We must change our approach to managing government hospitals and ...
Opinion
Hospital management, endowments, and DDI
In an old interview, former MP Nabil Al-Fadhel said, “We must change our approach to managing government hospitals and make them run like any five-star hotel. The state of most of...
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28/12/2025
In the 1980s, the U.S. Air Force asked the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to test its large stockpile of wartime an...
Opinion
Drug use and media lies
In the 1980s, the U.S. Air Force asked the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to test its large stockpile of wartime and emergency medications, as replacing them at their printed ...
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27/12/2025
Due to the high percentage of Americans of German origin, a widespread belief has emerged claiming that the US Congress...
Opinion
The American Constitution and the German language
Due to the high percentage of Americans of German origin, a widespread belief has emerged claiming that the US Congress, at the time of the nation’s founding and during the drafti...
Insight |
24/12/2025
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Only Health Insurance Fees Are Exempt, Not Residency Fees
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Traffic violations plunge across Kuwait
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45 Reckless Drivers Detained as Traffic Crackdown Intensifies
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Kuwait's New Health Insurance Fees Go Fully Electronic
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CSC Announces Holiday for Isra and Mi’raj on 18th Jan
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New Chip-Based Civil ID Cards for Select Non-Kuwaiti Residents
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Kuwait Customs Seize Undeclared Cash At Airport Terminal 5
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Central Bank of Kuwait Urges Public to Verify Banknote Authenticity
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Kuwait Withdraws Citizenship from 69 Individuals
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Indian Expats in Kuwait Celebrate New Year with a Cross-Dresser in Subiya Desert
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Kuwait Sets New Health Insurance Fees for Expats and Visitors
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Kuwait Makes Visa Issuance, Renewal And Transfers Easier For Expats
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New Chip-Based Civil ID Cards for Select Non-Kuwaiti Residents
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Kuwait Announces New Year Holiday; Work Resumes January 4
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Kuwait simplifies travel with 5-minute visit visa
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