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HOUSTON — The crisis in the Red Sea could lead to a shortage in the global tanker fleet if disruptions persist for another six months, the CEO of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation told CNBC.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, India - The bodies of 45 Indians who died in a fire in a labour housing facility in Kuwait were flown to India on Friday (June 14), as bereaved relatives and experts urged New Delhi to do more to protect the lives of those who work abroad and send remittances home.
The Indian government repatriated the bodies of 45 migrant workers who were killed in a massive apartment building fire in Kuwait.
Most of the victims in the deadly blaze that engulfed a block housing immigrant workers are from India.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — A fire swept through a building that housed foreign workers in Kuwait early Wednesday, killing at least 40 Indian nationals and injuring more than 50, India’s external affairs ministry said. Local officials said the blaze appeared to be linked to code violations.
India’s record goal scorer and most capped player says it’s time for the country to see ‘the next number nine’ in an emotional video announcing his retirement.
Kuwait’s unprecedented suspension of its constitution has marked the end of an era of change that started with the toppling of Iraq’s Saddam Hussein in 2003 and that was followed by the ejection of Syria’s Bashar from Lebanon in 2005. In 2011, a series of revolutions broke out and decapitated the regimes in Tunisia, Libya, Egypt and Yemen. Those revolutions came to be known as the Arab Spring.
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