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Nupur Sharma: Prophet Muhammad row deepens India’s diplomatic woes: India's diplomatic nightmare over controversial comments made by two senior officials of the country's ruling party about the Prophet Muhammad is showing no signs of ending. The UAE, Oman, Indonesia, Iraq, the Maldives, Jordan, Libya and Bahrain have joined the growing list of countries in the Islamic world that have condemned the remarks. Earlier, Kuwait, Iran and Qatar had called Indian ambassadors to register their protest, and Saudi Arabia had issued a strongly worded statement. Indian diplomats have been trying to placate these countries - it shares cordial relations with most of them - but the storm is far from over.

Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has appointed Kuwaiti oil executive Haitham Al Ghais as its new secretary-general, as demand for oil continues to improve amid a mild recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. Al Ghais, a veteran of the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation and Kuwait’s Opec governor from 2017 to June 2021, will take the group’s reins in August, replacing Mohammad Barkindo. The move comes as the oil exporters’ group and its allies prepare to decide on a future course for oil production. Opec+ is expected to stick to the plan and increase production by 400,000 barrels per day in Februar.

Rafael Nadal has tested positive for COVID-19 upon arrival in Spain after making his comeback from injury in an exhibition event in Abu Dhabi last week, the Spaniard said on Monday. “I am having some unpleasant moments but I hope that I will improve little by little. I am now homebound and have reported the result to those who have been in contact with me,” Nadal said in a statement. The 35-year-old said he had tested negative at all times when he was in Kuwait and Abu Dhabi, and had last tested negative on Friday last week.The Spaniard’s comeback from injury at the exhibition event — his first tournament appearance since the Citi Open in Washington in August — ended in two close defeats by Andy Murray and Denis Shapovalov.

Malaysia put up a dominating performance to outwit India 2-1 in the men's final of the Asian team squash championships on Saturday. For India, it was a third opportunity missed, having lost in the summit clash twice before in 1981 & 2012. It was a 'double' for Malaysia as its women's team defeated Hong Kong 2-1 in the final. The last time the Malaysian men's and women's teams won a ‘double’ was in the 2008 championships in Kuwait. India started on the wrong note when India's top player and World No.15 Saurav Ghosal went down 10-12, 4-11, 8-11 without much of a fight to Ng Eain Yow, ranked 18th in the world.

Sheikh Sabah Al Khaled Al Hamad Al Sabah has been appointed the new Prime Minister of Kuwait. Sheikh Sabah also served as Kuwait’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia and Envoy at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) from 1995 to 1998. He has also been awarded with the Order of King Abdulaziz of First Class in 1998 by Saudi Arabia. Kuwaiti Crown Prince Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah issued an order on behalf of the emir, appointing Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah to form a new government and provide a list of names for approval.

Sheikh Sabah Al Khaled Al Hamad Al Sabah has been appointed the new Prime Minister of Kuwai. He has been tasked him with forming the new Cabinet, Kuwait News Agency reported. Sheikh Sabah’s appointment comes following an Emiri decree that was issued yesterday. ​Earlier this month, Kuwait’s government submitted its resignation to the ruling Emir, a move which along with an amnesty pardoning political dissidents could help end a standoff with opposition lawmakers that has hindered fiscal reform.

At the ‘corner of a foreign field’, Indians and Pakistanis will celebrate Diwali together, just days after they bonded for a cricket party. Anis Sajan’s life has drama aplenty. It, in fact, takes us to Ranjit Katyal in the movie Airlift. Anis was part of a real airlift, when Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990. He was 19-year-old then, selling oil on the streets. Back to Mumbai where he came from, Anis eventually managed to land a salesman’s job at Eureka Forbes. He now owns the construction behemoth Danube Group, a company founded and chaired by his elder brother Rizwan.