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US Orders Non-Emergency Staff to Leave Saudi Arabia
The US has ordered non-emergency government staff and their families out of Saudi Arabia, as Houthi threats continue and Riyadh's King Khalid Airport only partly reopens. Read more →
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Trump: Iran strike possible ‘tomorrow’, deal still open
Donald Trump says the US could hit Iran as soon as tomorrow, or instead reach a 'big, beautiful' deal, as uncertainty over the unresolved war continues. Read more →
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Transfer your money in seconds
Kuwait's remittance market hit $16.7 billion in 2025, and most of that money now moves through phone apps instead of exchange house branches. Read more →
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world’s first 24-carat gold walking path.
Dubai Gold District plans to open the world's first 24-carat gold walkway before the end of 2026, alongside a record-breaking pair of gold earrings and fast-growing gold trading business. Read more →
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What the New US Travel Advisory for Saudi Arabia and UAE
The US has updated its travel advisories for Saudi Arabia and the UAE, warning of possible armed attacks linked to Iran and the Houthis, as tensions in the Gulf keep rising. Read more →
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What Trump’s latest Iran strike warning mean.
President Trump says the US could launch another strike on Iran as early as Sunday, or reach a deal instead. Here's what that uncertainty means for people in Kuwait. Read more →
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Fake Germany job offer costs Hawally woman KD 1,000
A Filipina worker in Hawally paid KD 1,000 to a company promising her a job in Germany, only to find the office shut and no way to reach anyone. Read more →
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8,849 Kuwait firms flagged over late salary payments
PAM has flagged 8,849 employer files in Kuwait for salary payment problems, while also setting out 13 valid reasons employers can deduct pay – and a strict monthly limit. Read more →
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Russia in talks with Kuwait on visa-free travel deal
Russia says it is negotiating visa-free entry with Kuwait and Bahrain, after already scrapping visa rules for Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar and the UAE. Read more →
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USA Loaded missiles on warships against Iran
US sailors are loading long-range missiles and bunker-buster bombs onto warships near Iran, as officials prepare for a possible new round of strikes. Read more →
