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Kuwait widens alert on poisonous Datura plant in parks
Kuwait's Poison Control Center and environment bodies are stepping up efforts against the poisonous Datura plant found in parks and neighbourhoods, warning of serious health risks, especially to children. Read more →
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Fine on Egyptian woman’s KD 5,000 for blackmailing
Kuwait's Court of Cassation has confirmed a KD 5,000 fine against an Egyptian woman who blackmailed a doctor after he refused to marry her, exposing him to his workplace and family. Read more →
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Enjoy six days Eid Break
Astronomical forecasts suggest Ramadan 2027 could begin on 8 February, with Eid Al Fitr and Eid Al Adha following in March and May. Here's what the tentative dates could mean for planning in Kuwait. Read more →
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Robot waitresses bring a new dining experience
A Pakistani engineer has built two robot waitresses, Robia and Jojo, for a Karachi restaurant, and families are travelling across the city just to see them work. Read more →
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Philippines in talks for $800m BrahMos missile deal with India
The Philippines has asked India for close to 60 more BrahMos supersonic missiles, in a deal reportedly worth up to $800 million, as Manila boosts its coastal defences amid tension with China. Read more →
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Kuwait tells users to turn on 2FA and fingerprint login
Kuwait's Cybercrime Department is urging smartphone and app users to switch on two-factor authentication, fingerprint login and identity theft detection tools to guard against hacking and online fraud. Read more →
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US pauses Iran strike plans, gives talks a few more days
Trump has held off on ordering new strikes on Iran even as US and Israeli forces prepared for possible action, giving diplomacy a few more days. Read more →
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Kuwait backs Saudi Arabia after missiles hit Riyadh,
Kuwait reaffirmed its full support for Saudi Arabia after the kingdom intercepted missiles aimed at Riyadh, with falling debris causing minor damage to an Aramco building in the capital's financial district. Read more →
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PACI set to restart Civil ID home delivery after 4 years
PACI is working to reinstate home delivery of ready-made Civil ID cards, ending a nearly four-year suspension, as part of a wider push to cut queues at its offices. Read more →
