Kuwait Times - 2024-01-15

• Kuwaiti protesters rally in solidarity with Palestinia­ns
• Kuwait Institute for Judicial & Legal Studies, UAB sign MoU
• MoH issues directive for automatic prescripti­ons
• Post-pandemic shifts: Navigating changes in relationsh­ips, social skills
• Nomination opens for Arab Environmen­tal Excellence Award
• Armageddon: Yemenis fear another war
• US climate envoy to step down to help Biden’s campaign
• Colombia landslide toll at 33 as rescuers work against clock
• Taiwan’s voters move on from China anxiety
• US election heats up as frigid Iowa tests Trump
• Five die trying to cross channel to UK in bitter cold
• Wars to cast pall over meeting of global VIPs in Davos
• E-bike craze in high gear at CES gadget fest
• Microsoft briefly overtakes Apple as most valuable firm
• AI will create new jobs: Adecco chief
• Gadgets to make everyday life easier at CES
• China exports fall in 2023 for first time in seven years
• Argentina’s 2023 inflation tops 211% amid crisis
• Biden sells economic strength, but voters aren’t buying yet
• Africa’s biggest diesel, aviation fuel refinery starts production
• Alghanim Industries names Mahmoud Samara as CEO
• Russian dissident poet Rubinstein dIES at 76
• New Zealand beat Pakistan by 21 runs to take control of T20 series
• Sheikh Salman opens Asian Shotgun Championsh­ip
• Chiefs down Dolphins, Stroud guides Texans in NFL playoff openers
• Beterbiev stops Smith to retain three light heavyeight titles
• Smith relishing chance to open for Australia
• De Bruyne inspires City comeback to stun Newcastle, close on Liverpool
• Inter continue title charge with Monza destructio­n
• Ronaldo effect? Saudi spending spree fuels Asian Cup hopes
• Japan survive Vietnam scare to start Asian Cup title bid
• Celtics rout Rockets in Udoka’s NBA return to Boston
• Villa held by Everton after Alex Moreno strike ruled out
• Djokovic bids for Grand Slam history at Australian Open

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