Committee meets to discuss priorities
The Parliamentary Coordination Committee held a meeting yesterday to discuss the priorities of representatives scheduled to be placed on the agenda of the upcoming...
Two Asians caught red-handed selling subsidized diesel
The Al-Ahmadi Governorate Investigation Department was able to catch two Asians red-handed while selling state-subsidized diesel.
The Security Media Department of the Ministry of Interior...
Having multiple children protects women from dementia: study
Women who have given birth to multiple children could actually be less likely to develop dementia, a new study suggests.
This discovery came after experts...
Roots of the Global Water Crisis
Joshua Castellino
In March 1977, representatives from 116 countries gathered in Mar del Plata, Argentina, for the inaugural United Nations Water Conference. At the time,...
Tomb of Queen Merita Neith, the first female ruler in human history found in...
The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities revealed a significant discovery in the Umm al-Qaab area of Abydos, located in Sohag Governorate, southern Egypt....
Ministry of Commerce and Industry tightens noose against violators
Following the crackdown on food markets, spoiled meat, and counterfeit goods, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry's commercial control inspectors have broadened their oversight...
Research paper uncover connection between certain Covid-19 infections and onset of prion disease
A recent research paper has uncovered a connection between certain Covid-19 infections and the onset of prion disease, a form of rapidly progressive dementia....
New evidence reveals brain path behind concentration
Researchers from Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have uncovered new evidence on how chemicals released by cells in the brain regulate our focus and...
Kuwait ranks fifth among GCC countries on oil, gas and petrochemical projects planned spending...
The “Oil and Gas Report in the Middle East and North Africa - MENA 2023-2024” shows the planned spending by the Gulf Cooperation Council...
Most fraud cases include threats, blackmail, insults to dignity, website hacking
The Cybercrime Department receives more than 4,000 cases annually, most of which are related to insulting dignity, electronic fraud, and hacking and the department...
