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Kuwait Executes 7 Including 2 Women, First Since 2017
Kuwait put seven people to death for murder on Wednesday, the public prosecutions service said, as the first executions since 2017 went ahead despite appeals from a prominent rights group.
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Indian Wins $1.9 Million Jackpot In Abu Dhabi. His Son Was 'Lucky Charm'
Anil Varghese Theveril, 50, who works in Kuwait as an executive assistant, said he hit the jackpot on the ticket number that matches with his son's date of birth, Khaleej Times reported.
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Saudi-Iran Crisis Widens As Kuwait Recalls Envoy
The diplomatic crisis surrounding Saudi Arabia and Iran widened on Tuesday as Kuwait recalled its ambassador to Tehran and Bahrain severed air links in the face of growing international concern.
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India Bid For Last Olympic Quota Event For Shooting
The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) said it has presented a bid to the Asian Shooting Confederation to host the Asian Championship after the IOC Executive Board scrapped the Olympic qualification status of the Kuwait City event
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Kuwait Football Association Suspended Over Government Interference
FIFA said in an official statement that it had decided during its Executive Committee meeting on 24 and 25 September to give until 15 October 2015 for changes to be made to the sports law of Kuwait.
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Two Indians in Kuwait saved from execution just in time
Two Indians got a reprieve just 48 hours before their execution in Kuwait, after paying blood money to relatives of their alleged murder victim and thanks to the efforts of the Indian Embassy in Kuwait who took up the matter strongly.
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Kuwait hangs three convicts in first executions since 2007
Authorities in Kuwait on Monday hanged three convicted murderers in the first executions in the Gulf state since May 2007, the ministry of justice said.
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Kuwait Executes 7 Including 2 Women, First Since 2017
Kuwait put seven people to death for murder on Wednesday, the public prosecutions service said, as the first executions since 2017 went ahead despite appeals from a prominent rights group.
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Indian Wins $1.9 Million Jackpot In Abu Dhabi. His Son Was 'Lucky Charm'
Anil Varghese Theveril, 50, who works in Kuwait as an executive assistant, said he hit the jackpot on the ticket number that matches with his son's date of birth, Khaleej Times reported.
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Saudi-Iran Crisis Widens As Kuwait Recalls Envoy
The diplomatic crisis surrounding Saudi Arabia and Iran widened on Tuesday as Kuwait recalled its ambassador to Tehran and Bahrain severed air links in the face of growing international concern.
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India Bid For Last Olympic Quota Event For Shooting
The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) said it has presented a bid to the Asian Shooting Confederation to host the Asian Championship after the IOC Executive Board scrapped the Olympic qualification status of the Kuwait City event
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Kuwait Football Association Suspended Over Government Interference
FIFA said in an official statement that it had decided during its Executive Committee meeting on 24 and 25 September to give until 15 October 2015 for changes to be made to the sports law of Kuwait.
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Two Indians in Kuwait saved from execution just in time
Two Indians got a reprieve just 48 hours before their execution in Kuwait, after paying blood money to relatives of their alleged murder victim and thanks to the efforts of the Indian Embassy in Kuwait who took up the matter strongly.
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Kuwait hangs three convicts in first executions since 2007
Authorities in Kuwait on Monday hanged three convicted murderers in the first executions in the Gulf state since May 2007, the ministry of justice said.
