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Is also called Persian Gulf War, which  begin in August 1990, when Iraqi forces invaded and occupied Kuwait. The conflict culminated in fighting in January and February 1991 between Iraq and an international coalition of forces led by the United States. By the end of the war, the coalition had driven the Iraqis from Kuwait. CAUSES OF THE WAR The Iraqi-Kuwaiti border had been the focus of tension in the past. Kuwait was nominally part of the Ottoman Empire from the 18th century until 1899 when it asked for, and received, British protection in return for autonomy in local affairs. In 1961 Britain granted Kuwait independence, and Iraq revived an old claim that Kuwait had been governed as part of an Ottoman province in southern Iraq and was therefore rightfully Iraq’s. Iraq’s claim had little historical basis, however, and after intense global pressure Iraq recognized Kuwait in 1963. Nonetheless, there were occasional clashes along the Iraqi-Kuwaiti border, and relation

Kenyan chef has set a new Guinness World Record by cooking for the longest time ever, consequently smashing the current record by a huge margin. Chef Maliha Mohammed was crowned winner by the Guinness World Record after she cooked for 75 hours non stop, beating a 68 hour 30 minute record held by Rickey Lumpkin from California in the United States of America (USA). Maliha Mohammed broke the Guinness World Record after cooking for 75 hours non stop, beating previous world record of 68 hours . TUKO.co.ke confirmed the 36-year-old Maliha broke the world record on Sunday, August 18, at Kenya Bay Beach Resort in Mombasa. The mother of two prepared 400 recipes of both local and international cuisines to emerge top in the cooking marathon. Maliha applied for the competition in April 2018 and was nominated but failed to participate in the event due to financial constraints. Determined to showcase her cooking prowess, she applied for the contest again in December 2018 and luck

I am not afraid. Stephanie frappart will be the first woman to officiate a major UEFA MEN'S game between Liverpool and Chelsea when she take charge today at Istanbul.

The English summer transfer window is now closed so it’s time to see what deals got over the line. Here, David Luiz has joined Arsenal.  Unai Emery has been desperately trying to strengthen his options in defence throughout the summer and Arsenal’s need for a new centre-back heightened after Laurent Koscielny successfully forced a move to Bordeaux earlier this week. After seeing enquiries for the likes of Daniele Rugani and Dayot Upamecano fall short, Arsenal made a shock move for Luiz with widespread reports claiming the centre-back missed training on Wednesday to try and push through a move to the Emirates. It came as a surprise as Luiz was expected to play a key role under Frank Lampard but it turns out the Brazilian international decided to accept Arsenal’s approach after the new Chelsea boss made it clear he wouldn’t be a first team regular this season. The  BBC  reported this morning that Luiz was due to undergo his medical at London Colney after an £8m deal had b

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