Kuwait Times - 2023-03-30

• Assembly panels finalizing election commission law
• Saudi moves in on aviation market in Gulf
• Benefits of reconcilia­tion
• Zain distribute­s nearly 40,000 iftar meals throughout Holy Month
• Foreign Ministry condemns Al-Aqsa Mosque’s storming
• 5,400 people from Kuwait apply for asylum abroad
• Minister underscore­s pharmacist­s’ role in the health system
• Students compete for sustainabi­lity at LAPA’s EcoQuest
• Renowned Kuwaiti playwright premiers play at Tunisian festival
• IAEA chief arrives at Ukraine nuke plant
• Biden vows funds to stop democratic backslidin­g
• Race against time to save dozens missing after Ecuador mudslide
• Nashville school shooter hid seven firearms in house
• Morocco treads fine line between Zionist entity, Palestinia­ns
• China vows to ‘fight back’ if Taiwan leader meets US speaker
• Europe rights court hears climate cases against government­s
• India offers arms hardware to Africa
• Lebanon inflation hits 190% in February
• Canada budget doles out incentives for clean economy
• Britain extends probe into big US tech tie-up
• Senegal’s gold rush brings hope and despair
• UBS-Credit Suisse merger carries ‘huge’ risk: Chairman
• German consumer morale rises but at slower pace
• Car battery recycling market gears up for future boom
• Alibaba’s overhaul: A ‘smart’ move after China crackdown
• NBK Banque Privee Suisse relocates to a new headquarte­rs in Geneva
• MLB season begins with new rules and familiar contenders
• Warriors erase a 20-point deficit, outmuscle Pelicans
• Japan Classic hero Ohtani tops MLB with record $65m
• IPL returns as Mumbai eye sixth title
• McIntosh breaks Titmus freestyle world record
• Rybakina books semis at Miami
• Indonesia in FIFA talks after U-20 WCup Zionist protests
• Alcaraz sets up Fritz clash
• Cameroon shocked as Senegal, S Africa, Burkina Faso qualify

Kuwait Times - 2023-03-29

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