Kuwait Times - 2024-04-26

• Prosecutio­n detains ex-candidate
• How composting can help reduce food waste in Kuwait
• National Guards inaugurate­s blood donation center
• Kilmitain workshop discusses how creativity shapes media industry
• Netherland­s Embassy marks King’s birthday
• Gazans search for loved ones as bulldozers unearth bodies
• Landmark Moulin Rouge’s windmill sails collapse
• Burkina Faso army ‘killed 223 villagers in revenge attacks’
• Macron warns ‘mortal’ Europe needs stronger defense system
• Blinken urges US, China to manage difference­s
• The Myanmar ‘water brothers’ salvaging shipwrecks on the tide
• Indian minister blames heat after fainting at election rally
• Malaysian ex-PM faces anti-graft investigat­ion
• Meta’s profits soar but costs of AI cause worry
• Middle East tensions threatenin­g progress on inflation
• Tough times for Argentine factories
• ADB accused of funding coal plants despite clean energy promises
• Egypt records eventful first quarter
• NBK holds workshops for KFAED employees
• India’s Pant boosts World Cup hopes with IPL batting blitz
• Kuwait Special Olympics holds medical tests
• Norman sees Adelaide success as blueprint for LIV Golf events
• Osaka seals first win on clay since 2022 in Madrid
• Monaco win makes PSG to wait for another French Ligue 1 title
• Paris to hold swimming events in murky Seine
• Hearn threatens to move World Snooker Championsh­ip
• FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 2024 Liverpool’s title bid rocked by Everton
• Heat barrage stuns Celtics, Thunder thrash Pelicans

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