Kuwait Times - 2024-06-24

• Limited power cuts amid Zour fire
• Zionists tie injured Palestinia­n man to jeep during raid
• Transformi­ng lives in special needs school
• Specializa­tions & labor market requiremen­ts
• ‘A Light from Every House’
• Forum seeks ways to reduce energy consumptio­n
• Tips that can help residents address electricit­y shortage
• AAW, Roche introduce Elevidys medication
• Without food or toys, a Gaza family tries to survive
• Iranians split on presidenti­al vote as hardships mount
• Ukraine rushes for solar panels as Russia hits its power grid
• Russia could reduce decision time for use of nuclear weapons
• ACD: Opportunit­y to deepen intra-Asian cooperatio­n
• Philippine­s not in business of instigatin­g wars: President Marcos
• Hezbollah targets Zionist barracks after commander killed
• UK’s Manchester Airport faces cancellati­ons after power cut
• Beyond Nvidia: The search for AI’s next breakthrou­gh
• The art of value investing: How to identify undervalue­d assets
• EU, China open consultati­ons over EV tariffs
• NBK MONEY MARKETS REPORT Central banks diverge on monetary policy amid diverse economic data
• Gulf Bank resumes GB Masterclas­s series with a session on jewelry fundamenta­ls
• German minister urges China to shift from coal power
• Who profits from the soaring price of cocoa?
• Rally in US big tech stocks may be getting stretched
• Kuldeep, Pandya lead India to 50-run rout of Bangladesh at WCup
• Yang seizes lead at Women’s PGA Championsh­ip
• Norris shrugs off McLaren fire to nab Spanish pole
• Young fires 59 but Korea’s Kim leads US PGA
• Super subs give Venezuela win over 10-man Ecuador, Mexico edge Jamaica
• Croatia face Italy in crunch Euro 2024 survival clash
• Belgium beat Romania to breathe new life into Euro challenge
• Portugal cruise into Euro 2024 knockout stages
• Richardson wins 100m at US trials to qualify for Paris

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