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Kuwaittimes 28-10-2019.Qxp Layout 1 SAFAR 29, 1441 AH MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2019 28 Pages Max 33º Min 24º 150 Fils Established 1961 ISSUE NO: 17969 The First Daily in the Arabian Gulf www.kuwaittimes.net Govt meeting next week to Kashmir row sparks India, WhatsApp in the Arab world: Kuwait opens medal count 4 set plan for Jleeb ‘cleanup’ 9 Malaysia palm oil tensions 24 Essential but controversial tool 25 with silver in bowling event Trump confirms death of IS chief Baghdadi in US raid Islamic State leader killed himself by igniting suicide vest, identified by DNA tests WASHINGTON: This handout picture taken yesterday shows US President Donald Trump (center) watching in the BARISHA, Syria: A Syrian man clears debris at the site of an operation near this northwestern Syrian village in Situation Room of the White House as US Special Operations forces close in on IS leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi. — AFP Idlib province yesterday. — AFP WASHINGTON: US President Donald also died in the blast. the president and his advisers received as Islamic State became notorious for mass Trump yesterday said that elusive Islamic Trump said that the raid - involving they monitored the raid from the White executions and sickening hostage behead- State leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi was eight helicopters flying more than an hour House Situation Room. “The commander of ings, before its final slice of territory in Syria killed, dying “like a dog” in a daring, night- from an undisclosed base - was accom- the mission called and said, ‘100 percent was seized this March. time raid by US special forces deep in plished with help or cooperation from confidence, Jackpot’” - meaning Baghdadi Baghdadi’s death provides a big political northwest Syria. Trump told the nation in a Russia, Syria, Turkey and Iraq. He also was dead - O’Brien said on NBC. “That was boost for Trump, who faces an impeach- televised address from the White House that thanked the Syrian great news for us.” ment inquiry and whose abrupt decision to US forces killed a “large number” of Islamic Kurds “for a certain SEE PAGES 6 & 10 At its height, Islamic withdraw a small but effective deployment State militants during the raid, which culmi- support they were State controlled swaths of US forces from Syria raised fears that it nated with Baghdadi cornered in a tunnel, able to give us”. of Iraq and Syria in a would allow Islamic State remnants to where he detonated a suicide vest. Special forces “executed a dangerous and self-declared state known as a caliphate, regroup. Trump took a storm of criticism, “He ignited his vest, killing himself,” daring nighttime raid in northwestern Syria brutally imposing a puritanical version of including from his own Republican Party. Trump said. “He died after running into a and accomplished their mission in grand Islam. The group planned or inspired terror- News of the raid, however, drew praise dead-end tunnel, whimpering and crying style,” he said. ism attacks across Europe, while using from several world leaders, coupled with and screaming all the way,” Trump said, Trump’s national security adviser, Robert social media to lure large numbers of foreign caution that the IS threat may not be fully Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi adding that three of Baghdadi’s children O’Brien, described the dramatic message volunteers. It took years of war, in which Continued on Page 24 week to read the bill before officially submitting it. Al-Sabah, which will be listed on the agenda of the Nov Ghanem: Bedoon bill Some 120,000 bedoons live in Kuwait currently and 12 session. In the grilling, Adasani accuses the minister claim the right to Kuwaiti citizenship, while the govern- of failing to carry out his duties and that he misused his ment insists that a majority of them do not qualify to be powers. He charged the minister of not cooperating Kuwait receives ready; Adasani files to considered for nationality. The speaker also said that a with the investigation regarding alleged financial viola- second draft law will be submitted to initiate a probe into tion in the so-called ministry hospitality spending. 200,000 stolen grill interior minister Kuwaiti citizenship in order to fight forgery and wrong- Adasani held the minister responsible for what he doing. The government has repeatedly said that only up claims is a biased police report to the prosecution in a By B Izzak to 34,000 bedoons qualify for consideration for citizen- case that the lawmaker himself is involved, saying this books from Iraq ship but has made no effort to naturalize them. could happen to a large number of people. This is the KUWAIT: National Assembly Speaker Marzouq Al- Bedoons have come under tremendous government third grilling to be filed so far with two days remaining Ghanem said yesterday he has prepared a draft law pressure to force them to reveal what the government for the start of the new Assembly term. MPs have proposing a lasting solution to the decades-old prob- claims are their original identities. This policy has par- already filed to grill the minister of finance and public lem of stateless people or bedoons, insisting that the tially succeeded, but its implementation involved sub- works over alleged violations. The two grillings are legislation if approved will resolve the problem in one stantial suffering for the bedoons. expected to be debated in the new term’s opening ses- year. Ghanem provided no details about the draft law, Ghanem also said opposition MP Riyadh Al-Adasani sion tomorrow. saying that a number of lawmakers asked to give them a filed to grill Interior Minister Sheikh Khaled Al-Jarrah Continued on Page 24 KUWAIT: A truck loaded with books stolen during the Protesters form Iraqi invasion of Kuwait is seen yesterday. — KUNA human chain KUWAIT: The Iraqi foreign ministry handed its Kuwaiti counterpart yesterday around 200,000 books belonging to the National Library and across Lebanon Kuwait University which were looted during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990. The move resulted BEIRUT: Tens of thousands of Lebanese protesters from cooperation between the foreign ministries of successfully formed a human chain running north-south the two brotherly countries, said Deputy Assistant across the entire country yesterday to symbolize new- Foreign Minister for International Organizations found national unity. Demonstrators joined hands from Abdulaziz Al-Jarallah. He stressed that Kuwait is Tripoli to Tyre, a 170-km chain running through the still urging the Iraqi side to hand over all the capital Beirut, as part of an unprecedented cross-sec- national archives and Kuwaiti properties that were tarian mobilization. looted systematically during the Iraqi invasion. Tension has mounted in recent days between securi- The handover process was done under the ty forces and protesters, who have blocked roads and supervision of the United Nations and the UNAMI brought the country to a standstill to press their mission in Iraq, in implementation of Security demands for a complete overhaul of the political sys- Council resolution (2107) issued in 2013. Iraqi tem. Lebanon’s reviled political elite has defended a Foreign Ministry Undersecretary Ambassador belated package of economic reforms and appeared Hazim Al-Yousifi said in a statement to KUNA that willing to reshuffle the government, but protesters who his country is keen to abide by relevant Security have stayed on the streets since Oct 17 want more. Council resolutions regarding Kuwait and to give it On foot, by bicycle and on motorbikes, demonstra- back what was looted during the Iraqi invasion. tors and volunteers fanned out along the main north- He affirmed Iraq’s keenness to consolidate south highway. “The idea behind this human chain is to brotherly relations between the two sides, recalling show an image of a Lebanon which, from north to the recent visit of HH the Amir Sheikh Sabah Al- south, rejects any sectarian affiliation,” Julie Tegho Bou Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah to Iraq and President Nassif, one of the organisers, told AFP. “There is no Barham Saleh’s visit to Kuwait and relevant positive political demand today, we only want to send a mes- BEIRUT: Lebanese protesters hold hands to form a human chain along the coast from north to south as a symbol and constructive results. sage by simply holding hands under the Lebanese flag,” of unity during ongoing anti-government demonstrations yesterday. —AFP Continued on Page 24 Continued on Page 24 2 Local Monday, October 28, 2019 Kuwait PM receives delegations to women journalists forum Premier praises Gulf women’s role in developing media KUWAIT: His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah meets with delegations participating in Gulf Women His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah Journalists Forum. — KUNA photos meets with Head of the Business Report Team at World Bank Group Simon Jankof. KUWAIT: His Highness the Prime Minister Kuwait Journalists Association Adnan Al- cially spreading awareness and culture, push- Direct Investment Promotion Authority (KDI- ranked Kuwait among the ten countries that Sheikh Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad Al- Rashed and media delegations participating ing development efforts and showing the PA) Sheikh Dr Meshaal Jaber Al-Ahmad Al- improved the most in their ease of doing busi- Sabah received at Bayan Palace yesterday, in in the 3rd Gulf Women Journalists Forum honorable image of society. Sabah. His Highness the Prime Minister also ness score (Doing Business 2020). Head of His the presence of Minister of Information and 2019. His Highness the Prime Minister praised Meanwhile, His Highness the Prime received Head of the Business Report Team at Highness the Prime Minister’s Diwan Sheikha Minister of State for Youth Affairs the efforts exerted by Gulf women in devel- Minister Sheikh Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad World Bank Group Simon Jankof on the Itimad Khalid Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah Mohammad Al-Jabri, Deputy Chairman of oping media through various means, espe- Al-Sabah received Director General of Kuwait issuance of the World Bank report, which attended both meetings.
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