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It's the tail end of an eight-day, continent-jumping, energy-sapping 2009 Coaches Tour that has whisked him from St. Louis to Germany, from Turkey to Iraq, from Kuwait to Djibouti, Africa, and finally has him in the last destination, Rhoda, Spain....

The energy can’t last forever; either it runs out, or the world turns to something else...Dubai and oil-rich neighbour Abu Dhabi are two of seven emirates that make up the UAE federation. The cities have opened their doors to the...

The performance of- GCC markets were depressed during Oct-09 as all GCC markets ended the month in red. Among its peers Kuwait witnessed hardest hit as it declined by 7.2 percent during the month. On the other hand, Saudi market...

Sports enthusiasts are aware of the tension flaring between Algeria and Egypt over an impending football match. Cafes in Kuwait are preparing to accommodate fans who will be eagerly watching the decisive game where the World Cup participant will be...

With Giovanni Trapattoni having signed a new two-year contract, the issue of his successor is down the agenda at the moment, but don't be surprised if his assistants Marco Tardelli and Liam Brady are in the frame when the time...

The GCC's annual cement capacity will cross the 120 million tonnes mark by 2011, glutting the market with the product, according to a recent report from Global Investment House (GIH). The GCC project market, which rose from $300 billion (Dh1.1...

The total loans of 16 companies listed in the parallel market of the Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) are estimated at KD 59 million (USD 206.5 million), according to an economic report. Al Safat Real Estate Company topped the list of...

Kuwait's income in the first half of the fiscal year hit 28.7 billion dollars, surpassing the budgeted full-year target thanks to a better-than-expected oil price, the finance ministry said Monday. Earnings in the six months to September 30 are 12...

A hardline Kuwaiti Islamist MP on Sunday threatened to call for the prime minister to face a grilling in parliament after the government made music classes compulsory in schools. "We hold the prime minister responsible for this decision... We call...