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International Climate Law Needs Teeth
By Ralph Regenvanu Minister of Climate Change, Vanuatu Special to The Times Kuwait Last year, the International Court of Justice…
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Will AI Democratize Skills?
By María Lombardi Special to The Times Kuwait Recent AI advances have created widespread expectations of substantial productivity gains. Early…
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International Labour Day: A renewed call for decent work
The Times Kuwait Report Marked annually on May 1, International Labour Day, also known as May Day, stands as one…
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Rules for the Rest of Us
By Claudia Sanhueza Special to The Times Kuwait For decades, global power emanated from Europe and the United States. That…
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The Origins and Fate of Digital Sovereignty
By Robin Rivaton In June 2023, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman visited New Delhi to address entrepreneurs and investors. Asked whether…
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The Al Arfaj Flower Becomes Kuwait’s Symbol of Strength
By Claudia Farkas Al Rashoud Special to The Times Kuwait A small, delicate yellow flower that blooms in the desert…
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Attacks on Kuwait, GCC states unprovoked, unjustifiable, unacceptable
THE TIMES KUWAIT REPORT Since the outbreak of hostilities in the region following attacks by the United States and Israel…
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Rethinking Waste Today for a Sustainable Future
The Times Kuwait Report Every year humanity generates over two billion tonnes of municipal solid waste (MSW)—the organic and non-organic…
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Legal Equality Ensures Equitable Economic Opportunities
THE TIMES KUWAIT REPORT More than 95 percent of women around the world live in an economy that does not…
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Reimagining the Economics of Culture
By Mariana Mazzucato Brazil’s Carnival, the greatest party on earth, ended last week. For those who have never been, no…
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