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Trump signals more US strikes possible against Iran
Trump told reporters the US could hit Iran again, saying strikes have already weakened Tehran badly. Here's what he said and what might come next. Read more →
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Driver tries to stab another with a pen in Abu Halifa
A minor traffic dispute near Abu Halifa on the Fahaheel Expressway escalated quickly, ending with one driver allegedly trying to stab another with a pen through a car window. Read more →
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Kuwait Orders Airport Fees Shown Clearly on Air Tickets
Kuwait's Directorate General of Civil Aviation has issued a new circular requiring airlines to clearly show airport fees on tickets, aiming to cut confusion for passengers. Read more →
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The best country to live in GCC ?
Dubai or Doha? Riyadh or Muscat? If you are thinking about a life in the Gulf, you have probably asked yourself this question many times. Maybe you have a job offer in your inbox right now. Maybe your friend keeps… Read more →
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Kuwait suspend the license of 2,000 companies
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has suspended the licences of about 2,000 single-person companies in Kuwait over unpaid fees linked to partner changes. Here's what firms need to do to fix it. Read more →
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Kuwait frees prisoners under Amiri pardon.
Kuwait's Ministry of Interior released 94 inmates on 19 October under an Amiri pardon granted by His Highness the Amir, as part of a rehabilitation programme for repentant offenders. Read more →
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Sahel app adds lost passport service for Kuwait expats
Kuwait's Ministry of Interior has added a new Sahel app service letting expats report a lost passport and download an official loss certificate without visiting a police station. Read more →
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Kuwait jails 2 Egyptians 7 years over KD 161,000 web scam
Kuwait's Criminal Court has sentenced two Egyptian nationals to 7 years each over a fake website scheme that drained about KD 161,000 from victims, with two companies also fined. Read more →
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Kuwait studies cap on workers of one nationality per firm
Kuwait is reviewing a proposal to cap how many workers of a single nationality a private company can employ, with limits being studied between 30% and 40% of total staff. Read more →
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Video – Kuwait traffic police step up checks on delivery riders
Kuwait's General Traffic Department has launched a new campaign targeting delivery motorcycle riders, with some detained, fined or referred for deportation. Read more →
