Kuwait Times - 2018-05-23

• More expats, more unemployed citizens: NA committee reveals
• Kuwait urged to cancel the kafeel system
• Saudi urged not to turn Iraq into ‘cold war’ front
• Crown Prince receives new ambassador­s
• Art competitio­n reminds students of consumeris­m’s downsides
• Kuwait treatment of migrant labor: A step forward and two steps backward
• Kuwaiti blogger sentenced over state security charges
• Zain offers 50,000 iftar meals throughout the holy month
• NBK Capital held ‘graish’ event for its employees
• Imam and artichokes: Traditiona­l Palestinia­n dish from Jerusalem
• Najib quizzed over 1MDB scandal
• Commemorat­ive coin struck for Trump-Kim summit
• 9 killed in India after police fire on protesters
• Iraq court sentences Belgian to death for IS membership
• Italy sparks fears of new Europe crisis
• Kidnapping­s multiply in Cameroon’s restive Anglophone region
• 16 killed, 38 wounded by car bomb in southern Afghan city
• ‘Crazy hope’ for missing kin in Marawi
• Arrests as protest greets fourth year of Thai junta rule
• Aussie archbishop guilty of hiding child sex abuse
• Calls to end South Korea abortion ban reach top court
• Calif university sued over sexual abuse by doctor
• Same grief, different outcomes: Texas mulling school safety
• Hezbollah and allies gain sway in parliament
• Colombo’s wetlands float to top of flood prevention plan
• In UK, chefs stir up food waste revolution in the kitchen
• China, US near deal on ZTE reprieve
• EU fears offer to US not enough to end trade row
• Merkel seeks united front with China amid Trump trade fears
• Syrian Kurd traders suffer from twin tax systems
• US LNG projects buoyed by China import talks
• Tamdeen Group breaks ground on KD 250 million Al-Khiran project
• French public sector workers strike against Macron reforms
• Airbus moves to comply with WTO ruling on subsidies
• German firms can’t be totally shielded from US Iran move
• As EU privacy law looms, debate swirls on cyber security impact
• Entertainm­ent giant Sony buys EMI Music Publishing for $1.9bn
• As bitcoin wobbles, mining rig company plans $2 billion IPO
• Robots fight weeds in challenge to agrochemic­al giants
• Uber taps into Japan with first taxi-hailing pilot
• Battle to treat Madagascar women for debilitati­ng fistula
• Third of girls in S Asia miss school during periods: Report
• KFH distribute­s many Iftar meals to motorists on traffic intersecti­ons
• ICSK Khaitan invests in new students’ council
• Jignesh Shah honored with ASSE Kuwait Chapter Safety Profession­al of the Year 2018
• CROSSWORD 1916
• Han Solo’s ‘Return of the Jedi’ blaster up for auction
• Muse drummer gets ‘tribal’ as band tease album progress
• Gallagher’s As You Were to be released as picture disc
• Hasn’t recorded Bond theme
• Take That went ‘undercover’ to take a peek at Backstreet Boys’ residency
• Berry joins cast of John Wick: Chapter 3
• DIAL161 FOR AIRPORT INFORMATIO­N
• The miraculous rise of Mountain Top FC
• Palestinia­ns call for snap ICC probe into ‘Israeli war crimes’
• Capitals blank Lightning to force NHL playoff showdown
• Great victory for Real Madrid in Serbian capital
• Noguera bets on his Pumas future with new pack
• Williams head to Monaco with more pain in prospect
• Juan Soto three-run homer trigger Nationals to a 10-2 win over Padres
• India flexes IPL muscle in hunt for more TV riches
• Yuvraj struggles on as the magic wanes
• S Lanka hikes cricket wages by 34 percent
• Pellegrini targets attacking revolution at West Ham
• McDermott urges Liverpool to draw on spirit of ‘81
• KIB sponsors Al-Roudan’s Ramadan indoor soccer tourney
• Iran primed for attempt to break group stage hoodoo
• LeBron scores 44 to lead Cavaliers
• Spurs striker Kane to skipper England in Russia

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