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What is an Arab?
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What is an Arab?

The problem is that they are all valid. There are many ways to describe who the Arabs are, but no universally accepted way to identify them. Capturing the essence of what makes an Arab person “Arab” is a difficult task. It calls for an understanding of how Arabs see themselves, More...
Every Child Deserves A Home: Zeina Al-Sultan Unveils The Truths Behind Adoption in Kuwait
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Every Child Deserves A Home: Zeina Al-Sultan Unveils The Truths Behind Adoption in Kuwait

One of them takes the abandoned child to the hospital. The child is then adopted by a nice couple who learn to appreciate the child’s special powers. Adoption Story was written by the same baby girl whose mother had left her at the mosque. Seven-year-old Noor Mohamed lives with two More...
A Hope Specialist
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A Hope Specialist

Who doesn't remember when most Kuwaiti parents wanted their children to become either doctors or engineers? Even with today's growing private sector, it seems that the traditional approach to offspring careers is to prefer a safe, risk-free solution. Go to school. Get a degree. Then get a steady-paying job, preferably More...
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Gamal Abdel Nasser

There is not a single Arab, regardless of sex, age or nationality, who does not hold an opinion regarding the beleaguered Egyptian ruler. Perhaps it is the collection of all these opinions, which continues to span the decades since his death in 1970, that have come to judge the legacy More...
You’re Part of The Big System: Hubert Sauper’s “Darwin’s Nightmare”
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You’re Part of The Big System: Hubert Sauper’s “Darwin’s Nightmare”

Lates niloticus, the Nile Perch, is an invasive species of freshwater fish native to Sub-Saharan Africa’s river basins. Though not native to Lake Victoria, since its introduction in the 1950s the fish has come to dominate the lake’s ecology such that Tanzanians now refer to the perch as ‘Vic Fish’. More...
Going Green in the GCC - Government-Led Waste Management Initiatives
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Going Green in the GCC - Government-Led Waste Management Initiatives

As the region tackles the current financial crisis, the global economic crisis and the regional military crisis, it is no surprise that the environmental crisis is easily overshadowed. A recent global study reported the GCC as one of the world’s largest waste producers (on a per capita basis). The United More...
Arabic or Turkish? It’s All Just Soap to Arabs
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Arabic or Turkish? It’s All Just Soap to Arabs

Turkish soaps dubbed in Arabic appear to be a big hit among Arab viewers in the Middle East, many of whom feel they can identify closely with the characters portrayed on the shows. However, this has had an unusual effect on people’s behavior and relationships. Earlier this year, a Saudi More...
Investing in Kuwait’s Future
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Investing in Kuwait’s Future

Shamlan Al Bahar: Promoting Entrepreneurship, Creativity, and Values among Kuwaiti Youth

“When it comes to Shamlan, everything can be possible. He comes up with surprising solutions to things that I once found impossible or hard to accomplish. He makes everything sound easy, fun, and interesting. This guy is full of ideas. More...
Profiles of Change
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Profiles of Change

The following section is a tribute to some of the Arab world’s most influential personalities. Thinkers, politicians, writers, singers, actors, filmmakers, businessmen, theologians, poets, artists – all have in some way, positively or not, influenced Arab culture and society. Although far from a complete list, the following profiles will attempt More...
Going Global with Governance - Yemen’s Refugee Paradox
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Going Global with Governance - Yemen’s Refugee Paradox

The poorest country in the Middle East is facing an ongoing war in the North, a secessionist movement in the South, piracy attacks on its coast, and increasing al-Qaeda attacks throughout the country. It is therefore not surprising that the influx of thousands of refugees into its borders, fleeing the More...
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