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🇯🇵 JAPAN NEEDS WORKERS AND IS TURNING TO FOREIGN HELP Japan’s population is shrinking fast, dropping millions since 2008, while almost one-third of its people are now seniors. By 2050, the country will lose 19 million working-age citizens, making it harder to keep businesses running smoothly. The government is... show more

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More than two-thirds of Kuwait’s population are foreign workers. Many are here while their families abroad are watching the news and worrying. Check official updates from the Government of Kuwait and the Ministry of Interior. Kuwait Times is working 24/7 to share verified updates and answer your questions. Kuwait has confirmed its preparedness. The Kuwait Army and the National Guard have announced coordinated protection plans. Which includes all citizens and residences. Communicate. Reassure. Stay informed.

More than two-thirds of Kuwait’s population are foreign workers. Many are here while their families abroad are watching the news and worrying. Check official updates from the Government of Kuwait and the Ministry of Interior. Kuwait Times is working 24/7 to share verified updates and answer your questions. Kuwait has confirmed its preparedness. The Kuwait Army and the National Guard have announced coordinated protection plans. Which includes all citizens and residences. Communicate. Reassure. Stay informed.

KUWAIT TIMES

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