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	• Antarctica feeling the he... • Germany opens first offsh... • Kuwait selected "point of... • Kuwait desert campers urg... • Wildlife, already struggl... More.. • Punish Indian police for ... • In beauty-obsessed Rio, f... • Obama vows to engage worl... • Experimental HIV vaccine ... • Kuwaiti Constitution ensu... More.. • India sees growth acceler... • Big Three automakers try ... • Goldman Sachs cuts India ... • How to beat the financial... • US dramatically boosts ai... More.. • New trainer polishes figh... • Drogba banned for three g... • Aussie press slams Pontin... • India clinch Test series ... • Tennis ace Nadal out of D... More..             Hum. Min.* Max.* 82 19 28 Kuwait * Baghdad market bombings kill 28 * CBK downs discount rate to 4.25 pct as of Thursday * Communication minister, ICAO discuss means of cooperation * Kuwait``s top leaders condole Pakistan on demise of nationals in earthquake * Iraq says will not be bullied into signing US pact World * Quake threat to Karachi exposes cracks in system * Indian troops kill four rebels in Kashmir: police * NATO chief calls for more non-US troops in Afghanistan * Bangladesh government holds crisis talks over polls * Tamil Tigers building up capacity for arms shipments: analysts Communication minister, ICAO discuss means of cooperation KUWAIT, November 21 (KUNA) -- Minister of Communications Abdulrahman Al-Ghunaim on Wednesday discussed means of cooperation with a delegation from the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). An agreement anticipated to be signed between the ministry of communication and ICAO topped the meeting`s agenda, a stateme .. • CBK downs discount rate to 4.2... • Kuwait``s top leaders condole ... • Iraq says will not be bullied ... • National Aviation Services now... • MPs Al-Enezi, Al-Otaibi take c... • Speaker highlights priorities ... • Kuwait``s Amir inaugurates new... • Sheikh Nasser discusses govern... • Iraq cabinet wants changes in ... • Kuwait`s prime minister upbeat... • Kuwait takes staunch action ag... • Speaker Kharafi hopes gov``t t... • Kuwait parliament Cmte urges e... • Kuwait``s economic position go... More..   NATO chief calls for more non-US troops in Afghanistan VALENCIA, SPAIN, November 21 (AFP) - NATO chief Jaap de Hoop Scheffer appealed Tuesday for more troops from outside the United States to be sent to Afghanistan to prevent it from again becoming a "safe haven" for terrorists. "No strategy will work if it is not matched by the right resources. I welcome (US president-ele .. • Indian troops kill four rebels... • Bangladesh government holds cr... • Tamil Tigers building up capac... • Tibetan exiles review tactics ... • 17 militants, one soldier kill... • Six soldiers, 10 rebels killed... • Astronauts begin first spacewa... • UN resumes food distribution i... • Rebels withdraw from around ke... • Landmine kills two in southwes... • Kashmir anti-poll campaigners ... • Senior Bangladesh politicians ... • Indian Muslims endorse anti-te... • US-led forces kill 14 Afghans,... More..     Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year 2008 2007 2006 2005               | Home | Contact us | Sitemap | © Ministry of Information, Media Information Department, Kuwait