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Kuwait to set up its ‘largest oil company’
Kuwait’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MCI) has approved a plan to set up what is expected to be the country’s biggest oil company.

Kuwait’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MCI) has approved a plan to set up what is expected to be the country’s biggest oil company.

A British scholar says a senior Tory lawmaker’s call for attacking Russian jets in Syria is “disgraceful” and would ignite a world war.

The Yemeni army and the Houthi Ansarullah movement denounce the US missile strikes on Yemen as unacceptable.

Egyptian media lash out at the Riyadh regime following its decision to freeze fuel shipment to the North African country.

At least 30 people, most of them civilians, are dead in a fresh wave of clashes in Central African Republic.

OPEC says Iran’s oil production has now reached a record high of 3.6 million barrels per day (mb/d).

The Syrian air force strikes positions of terrorists and their supply routes across Hama Province.

New documents posted online by whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks reveal some of the inner workings and campaign strategy of Hillary Clinton.

Iran says it is ready to increase the volume of natural gas it exports to Turkey.

It is the first time the prestigious award is awarded to someone primarily seen as a musician.

Russian lawmaker Vladimir Zhirinovsky says that Americans should either choose Trump or face nuclear war.

Russia will seal a deal on the delivery of S-400 systems to India during Putin’s upcoming visit to New Delhi.

HSBC has issued a ‘red alert’ for an imminent sell-off in stocks worldwide, warning of a global market meltdown similar to 1987 ‘Black Monday’ crisis.

Russia urges foreign countries not to supply Syria opposition with anti-aircraft missile launchers.

Guterres, the former head of the UN refugee agency, will assume office on January 1, 2017, for a five-year term.

Nicola Sturgeon says Scotland will launch a new bid to secede from the UK in the wake of Brexit.

Nigeria says it will continue operation against Boko Haram despite the release of 21 Chibok girls.

The WHO says the tuberculosis epidemic claims 1.8 million lives worldwide each year.