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Kuwait
Kuwait is a small Muslim nation on the Arabian peninsula. It borders Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and the Persian Gulf. It gained its independence from Britain in 1961. It was invaded by Iraq in 1990 but was liberated by UN coalition forces in early 1991.
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What countries helped liberate Kuwait?
The 4 countries that helped Kuwait in its liberation the most are the USA, the UK, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. The UN played a major role in Kuwait's liberation. And around 30 countries aided in Kuwait's liberation on February 26, 1991.
What is the height of Al Hamra Tower?
The height of Al Hamra Tower at Kuwait City in Kuwait is 413 m (1355 feet).
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The Arabic word "kuwait" is the diminutive form of "kut," or small fortified place near water. Thus, you have several place-names in the region with this word: Kut al-Amara, Kut al-Zein.
Which is stronger Portugal or Brazil?
There are some definitions concerning on to be "strong".
On which field do you want to compare Brazil and Portugal?
What do you mean by "strong"?
I recommend that you make another question using a valid contextual inquire.
Brazil is "stronger" than Portugal on many fields, but not on all fields.
Perhaps you would like to ask : Which of these two contries is more socially, culturally and economically developed?
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Are there any cacti in Kuwait?
Cacti are strictly new world plants and would not occur naturally in Kuwait.
As far as i know Kuwait is discovered before 0 [I am from Kuwait].
Discovered by who? Humans first arrived in what would become Kuwait around 100,000 years ago and parts of Kuwait were part of Ancient Sumeria.
Why is Kuwait a nondemocratic country?
Kuwait is an authoritarian monarchy because the country has never had any forcible democratization. No monarch, especially from a dynasty that is over 250 years old, willingly gives up power. While there are some aspects of power which are devolved to the legislature, these are minimal in comparison to the sweeping authority of the Emir.
