Kuwait rolls out its own “Golden Visa”: All you need to know about the new 15-year residency

Kuwait has revamped its residency rules, introducing tiered long-term permits of up to 15 years for investors, property owners, and children of Kuwaiti women. This strategic move aims to boost the economy by attracting and retaining global talent and wealth, offering unprecedented stability to eligible expatriates. Standard residency remains at five years.

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Why some experts believe that ChatGPT-maker OpenAI may do where efforts of Google, Amazon and Microsoft have crashed

OpenAI is reportedly exploring consumer health applications, aiming to succeed where Google, Amazon, and Microsoft have faltered. With its massive user base and advanced conversational AI, the company is considering personal health assistants and health data aggregators. Recent hires and favorable regulations suggest a serious push into the healthcare sector.

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‘Bumrah ke…’: Sahibzada Farhan smiles, claps after hearing Pakistani fans’ derogatory remarks about the Indian speedster – video

Pakistani cricketer Sahibzada Farhan faced criticism for his reaction to fans chanting obscenities about Indian bowler Jasprit Bumrah. The incident occurred during Pakistan’s T20I series win against South Africa. Farhan has a notable on-field rivalry with Bumrah. The article also details Pakistan’s victory in the final match.

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‘Salman doesn’t have guts to speak in front of his father Salim Khan’

Aasif Sheikh, known for his role in ‘Bhabhiji Ghar Pe Hai,’ reminisced about his time working with Salman Khan in ‘Karan Arjun.’ He shared anecdotes about visiting Salman’s farmhouse and bonding with Salim Khan, admiring his evolved perspective and insightful conversations. Aasif also highlighted Salman’s deep respect for his father, emphasizing Salim Khan’s significant influence.

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Depleted uranium, the forgotten legacy of the Kosovo War

Former Italian Colonel Emerico Maria Laccetti developed aggressive cancer after serving near Kosovo in 1999, suspecting depleted uranium ammunition used by NATO. Italian courts awarded him compensation, recognizing a link between his illness and military duty. Despite NATO’s claims of no lasting health risks, veterans’ lawsuits highlight ongoing concerns about toxic residue and inadequate cleanup…

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