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Kuwait Emir Sheikh Nawaf Dies After 3 Years In Power. He Was 86
The emir of oil-rich Kuwait, Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, died on Saturday, the royal court said, after three years in power. He was 86.
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Court Refuses To Vacate 3 Occupying Kuwait Royal Family's Mumbai Building
The Bombay High Court on Friday refused to direct three city-based businessmen to vacate premises occupied by them in south Mumbai's Al-Sabah Court building, owned by the royal family of Kuwait.
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Kuwait's Emir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Dies At 91
Kuwait's emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, the architect of the nation's modern foreign policy and mediator in some of the worst crises to grip the Gulf, died on Tuesday at the age of 91, the royal court announced.
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Kuwaiti Couple Banned From Leaving Sri Lanka Over Airport Assault
A Sri Lankan court Monday impounded the passports of a Kuwaiti couple who tried to smuggle a dog into the country and assaulted five customs officers who tried to stop them.
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We're Not "Super Guardian", Teen Can Choose To Stay With Father, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said it was not a "super guardian" as it allowed a woman, who is legally an adult, to stay with her father in Kuwait and pursue her career, rejecting the mother's plea that she was in his illegal custody.
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Kuwaiti Court Overturns Death Sentence In Iran Spy Cell Case
Kuwait's highest court today overturned the death sentence imposed by a lower tribunal against a man convicted of belonging to a group Kuwait said was trying to destabilise the Gulf Arab state on behalf of Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah.
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Top Kuwait Court Jails 3 Royals For Insulting Judiciary
Kuwait's supreme court on Monday upheld a five-year jail term against three members of the ruling family, including the former secret service chief, for insulting the judiciary.
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Sushma Swaraj Assures Help To Indian Barred From Leaving Kuwait
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today promised help to a man who sought her intervention in ensuring the return of his father from Kuwait who, he said, has been barred from leaving that country for the last eight years due to a court order.
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Kuwait Female Doctor Jailed For Torturing African Worker
Kuwait's appeals court has sentenced a female physician to four years in jail for torturing her African household worker who became partially blind as a result, local media reported today.
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Kuwait Court Upholds One Death Sentence In Mosque Bombing: Report
A Kuwaiti appeals court upheld one death sentence and overturned another in the case of an Islamist suicide bombing at a mosque in June, Kuwaiti newspaper al-Qabas reported today.
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Kuwait Court Jails 5 Over Islamic State Fundraising
A lower court in Kuwait today sentenced five men to 10 years in jail each for raising funds for the Islamic State terrorist group.
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Delhi Court Allows RK Pachauri to Travel to Kuwait and Somalia
A Delhi court has granted permission to former TERI Director General RK Pachauri, facing sexual harassment allegations, to visit Kuwait and Somalia to attend conferences from November 1 to 7.
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Kuwait Bails 4 Suspects in Iran-Linked Cell
Kuwait's lower court Tuesday bailed four suspected members of a 26-member cell accused of plotting attacks on the Gulf state in collaboration with Iran and the Shiite group Hezbollah.
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Kuwait Court Sentences 7 To Death For Shiite Mosque Bombing
A Kuwaiti court sentenced seven men to death on Tuesday, five of them in absentia, for their roles in a deadly Shiite mosque bombing claimed by the Islamic State group.
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Kuwait Court Frees 11 Suspects in Shiite Mosque Attack
A Kuwaiti court trying 29 suspects in a deadly bomb attack on a Shiite mosque freed 11 defendants Thursday, while the main accused said he had been told worshippers would not be harmed.
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Kuwait Emir Sheikh Nawaf Dies After 3 Years In Power. He Was 86
The emir of oil-rich Kuwait, Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, died on Saturday, the royal court said, after three years in power. He was 86.
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Court Refuses To Vacate 3 Occupying Kuwait Royal Family's Mumbai Building
The Bombay High Court on Friday refused to direct three city-based businessmen to vacate premises occupied by them in south Mumbai's Al-Sabah Court building, owned by the royal family of Kuwait.
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Kuwait's Emir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Dies At 91
Kuwait's emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, the architect of the nation's modern foreign policy and mediator in some of the worst crises to grip the Gulf, died on Tuesday at the age of 91, the royal court announced.
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Kuwaiti Couple Banned From Leaving Sri Lanka Over Airport Assault
A Sri Lankan court Monday impounded the passports of a Kuwaiti couple who tried to smuggle a dog into the country and assaulted five customs officers who tried to stop them.
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We're Not "Super Guardian", Teen Can Choose To Stay With Father, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said it was not a "super guardian" as it allowed a woman, who is legally an adult, to stay with her father in Kuwait and pursue her career, rejecting the mother's plea that she was in his illegal custody.
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Kuwaiti Court Overturns Death Sentence In Iran Spy Cell Case
Kuwait's highest court today overturned the death sentence imposed by a lower tribunal against a man convicted of belonging to a group Kuwait said was trying to destabilise the Gulf Arab state on behalf of Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah.
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Top Kuwait Court Jails 3 Royals For Insulting Judiciary
Kuwait's supreme court on Monday upheld a five-year jail term against three members of the ruling family, including the former secret service chief, for insulting the judiciary.
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Sushma Swaraj Assures Help To Indian Barred From Leaving Kuwait
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today promised help to a man who sought her intervention in ensuring the return of his father from Kuwait who, he said, has been barred from leaving that country for the last eight years due to a court order.
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Kuwait Female Doctor Jailed For Torturing African Worker
Kuwait's appeals court has sentenced a female physician to four years in jail for torturing her African household worker who became partially blind as a result, local media reported today.
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Kuwait Court Upholds One Death Sentence In Mosque Bombing: Report
A Kuwaiti appeals court upheld one death sentence and overturned another in the case of an Islamist suicide bombing at a mosque in June, Kuwaiti newspaper al-Qabas reported today.
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Kuwait Court Jails 5 Over Islamic State Fundraising
A lower court in Kuwait today sentenced five men to 10 years in jail each for raising funds for the Islamic State terrorist group.
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Delhi Court Allows RK Pachauri to Travel to Kuwait and Somalia
A Delhi court has granted permission to former TERI Director General RK Pachauri, facing sexual harassment allegations, to visit Kuwait and Somalia to attend conferences from November 1 to 7.
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Kuwait Bails 4 Suspects in Iran-Linked Cell
Kuwait's lower court Tuesday bailed four suspected members of a 26-member cell accused of plotting attacks on the Gulf state in collaboration with Iran and the Shiite group Hezbollah.
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Kuwait Court Sentences 7 To Death For Shiite Mosque Bombing
A Kuwaiti court sentenced seven men to death on Tuesday, five of them in absentia, for their roles in a deadly Shiite mosque bombing claimed by the Islamic State group.
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Kuwait Court Frees 11 Suspects in Shiite Mosque Attack
A Kuwaiti court trying 29 suspects in a deadly bomb attack on a Shiite mosque freed 11 defendants Thursday, while the main accused said he had been told worshippers would not be harmed.
