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The social media accounts linked to from kuwaittimes are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • LinkedIn • Threads • X Besides social media accounts, kuwaittimes has populated their site with: • kuwaittimes.com • Kuwait Times Merch Store • Submit your Good News! • Your Take • Kuwait highlights UN partnership, calls for dialogue over conflict • Premier Padel Kuwait Major wins praise for organization • Young fans find inspiration at Kuwait’s Premier Padel Major • Padelistas feel at home in Kuwait, see potential for growth • Redha: Proud of Kuwaiti performance at Premier Padel Major • Al-Fares hopes to build on lessons from Kuwait Major • Kuwaiti-Spanish duo reflects on home experience • KALD launches ADHD awareness campaign • Rare lesser flamingo spotted alongside greater flamingos at Jahra reserve • Italy looks to turn Kuwait action plan commitments into results • 208, 250 and the challenge of 90% • Costly friendship • Why I love expatriates (and how you can too) • A life composed in music • Indie scene takes the stage • Getting girls running • Reckless driving: A growing concern • Who decides the endgame? • I could have been with those who broke through the siege on October 7 • ICJP, Kuwait seek to bring Zionist entity to justice over war crimes • Home gardening: A labor of love • Book Review • Flying food? Locusts anunusual culinary delight • Malling: Kuwait’s national pastime • Palestinian surgeon recounts Zionist war horrors after returning from Gaza • KEPS event raises awareness of bird species in Kuwait • Kamco Invest and Burgan Bank to host investment conference • Tapping into the power of intuition • Employers’ abuse of power: Victims narrate their ordeal • Shadow economy thrives in the presence of an illegal labor force • CAP exhibits the first competition of its kind in Kuwait • Expats hail family visa opening, but salary cap rankles • Manpower Authority launches part-time work permit for expats • Divine by design • Mojo app: An embodiment of innovation, social commerce • Gen Z’s favorite haunts in Kuwait • Proof of identity • Young Ambassadors explore solutions to tackle climate change, protect biodiversity • ‘Women’s Wellness Event,’ first-of-its-kind in Kuwait • Silent struggle: Language barrier between non-Arab expatriates and Arab speakers • Expats struggling to make ends meet as expenses rise • Burgan Bank appoints Meshari Shehab as GM of Private Banking and Wealth Management • Kuwait reopens visit visas under new conditions • Seminar sheds light on psychological and personality disorders • Kuwait Science Club holds 14th exhibition for inventions • PM: Kuwait state of justice, security and sustainability • Government program ‘to transform Kuwait, raise living standards’ • Sadu House to open its doorsfor 2024 SADI art exhibition • Feeling unfocused and unproductive? Poor nutrition might be the reason • Is quiet luxury a trend or an investment? • Aging without offspring: The social challenges • Crucial role of Arab nationalism in Kuwait’s modern education • KU celebrates diversity through ‘The People’s Forum’ event • Reopening of visas brings joy and relief, sparks optimism • Sahel working to release English version of app • ‘SADI 2024: Materiality ofthe Desert’ at Sadu House • CAP exhibits Khalid Farhan’s works to pay tribute to Adam Henien • Canada ambassador visits Kuwait Times • El-Taybeen: Heritage troupereviving Kuwait’s golden days • Embrace the new, treasure the old • Symphony in the skies • Kuwait, Japan boost ties • 15-year-old Kuwaiti aims to renovate Al Abraj Park • My vision: Inclusive education in Kuwait • IDCK, KRCS organize charitybazaar for Gaza children • In unison and love, private schools, VO sing Kuwait anthem • PROCAPITA annual report 2023/2024Labor market trends and practices in GCC • Clear vision, unique concept keyfor booming business in Kuwait • Kuwait shines during national celebrations over the years • Must-visit Kuwait Towers combine heritage, modernity • Diversity: A valuableasset for a Kuwait'seconomic growth • Expats see Kuwait as second home • Kuwait reforms pick up pace; workplan eyes diversification • Election commission law suspended • Expat numbers surge to 68.3% of Kuwait’s population • Expats still make up two thirds of population as some communities grow • Preserving Kuwait's maritime heritage • The evolution of the Kuwaiti dinar • Yom Al-Bahhar village: Rediscovering Kuwait's rich heritage and patriotism • Eye-watering onion prices leave sour taste • How Kuwait’s society reacts towards mental health of teenage girls • Shako Marco? Chef combines Italian, Kuwaiti cuisines • In pursuit of finding ‘work-life balance’ • Private sector plays crucial role, creates opportunities • Cyber fraud: Woman loses KD 17,750 • Ardha: Art deeply rooted in Kuwait’s history • A closer look at the buzzing world of bees • Palestinian-Kuwaiti artist traces struggle on digital canvas • ‘Look at the Times’ showcases a vibrant fusion of artistic expression • ‘Kuwait Sports Day’ aims to create a healthy lifestyle • KISR organizes walkathon for people with different abilities • Narratives of resilience: Highlights from ‘The Return’ festival • Ministry reviews tourism experiences • Kuwait-Italy defense relations soar with Eurofighter program • First Arab woman to graduate NASA training shoots for the Moon • Exploring residents’ views of Kuwait public transit system • Minister announces strategy for renewable, sustainable energy • Dental care costs in Kuwait leave patients wincing • Meet four Kuwaiti female authors publishing in English • Kuwait holds Graish tradition dear • Resurgent Kuwaiti cinema signals a promising new era • Kuwait’s old wooden doors open a portal to the past • Doctor’s Brew initiative at Bayt Abdullah honors Dr Ridha Alkhayyat • Ineffectiveness of punishing students • Electronic waste: A global crisis in need of sustainable solutions • BNK Motion rider Alexander Qabazard wins Qatar MotoGP 2024 support race • Hanzala: Icon of Palestinian resistance • Women today: The changing dynamics • Solutions to accelerate electric vehicle adoption in Kuwait amid challenges • Beyond the religious rituals of Ramadan • Ramadan dispels stereotypes and negative portrayals of Muslims • The sweet taste of Ramadan • Kuwait greets Ramadan with joy • Iftar cannon tradition resonates as symbol of Kuwait’s cultural identity • Ramadan in the digital realm • Surprising boost in work productivity for smokers • 5 unhealthy practices to avoid in Ramadan • A guide to healthier eating in Ramadan • Combatting the rise in food waste during holy month • Words that Linger in our memories • Girgian O Girgian! • An artist’s reflections on Kuwait’s storied past • Are darraas in Kuwait too expensive in Ramadan? • From wounds to words: Writing as a healing technique • 397,600 Kuwaitis work in the public sector, 84.6% of total workforce • German Embassy promotes cultural exchange • SAfrica ‘supports Palestinian cause’ • Water conservation a matter of necessity • Special Forces Championship: Revolutionizing youth sports • The timeless aroma of bukhoor in Kuwaiti culture • Masbaha: From tradition to luxury • Iftar saem initiative a traditional act of kindness and generosity • Baltimore bridge highlights migrants’ role in US workforce • Youth lay out demands from future parliament • Voting ensures adequate, good representation • Is political advertising in elections truly effective? • Using diabetic shots for weight loss: Efficacy, risks and effects • The color of devotion • The stars behind the scenes • The divine elegance of Arabic calligraphy • Women contemplate buying gold for Eid or sell to capitalize • Envoy says Iran does not seek to escalate war • Silver is the new gold, but for the poor, expert says • Heavy floods hit Dubai as Oman toll rises to 18 • Palestinian ambassador lauds Kuwait’s unwavering support • IWG organizes cultural day, celebrates Africa’s diversity and unity • Dr Zakir Naik visits Kuwait, defiant despite legal woes • Language of friendship • Kuwait sets heat record as outdoor work ban begins • LVMH’s historic €150m investment in the Olympics • Shooters reload to spearhead Kuwaiti challenge in Paris • Egg freezing on the rise • AI won’t take your job, but it might give lazy coworkers a wakeup call • Volunteers breathe new life into neglected duck park in Shaab • Firefighting: On the frontlines of danger • Divorce law: Women raise concerns • ‘Threats have consequences’ • 49 KILLED IN MANGAF INFERNO • We share your grief • A fire that broke all of our hearts • The precious fruit • Sailing with Sindbad’s sons • Kerala in shock as fire stubs out lives and dreams • Sheep prices jump on eve of Eid • 4 initiatives Kuwait is working on to fix road conditions • Rolling power cuts hit Kuwait • An open letter to the opponents of peace and Palestine • Protect your skin as heatwave rocks Kuwait: Medical expert • Kuwait faces power crunch • Paws for thought • East meets Middle East • The power of theatre on cast and audience • With graduation season ongoing, people reflect on meaning of success • ‘Control room’ set up to bring Kuwaitis home from Lebanon • Money for marriage: Inside the world of online matchmakers • ‘A Light from Every House’ • Tips that can help residents address electricity shortage • Inspection campaign triggers chaos after deadly fire incident • Worst country for expatriates, best country for peace • Relatives of Mangaf fire victims arrive in Kuwait to offer solace • National Library of Kuwait a reliable source for research • Why do teenagers attempt risky behaviors? Psychologist weighs in • Sunlight or supplements? How to protect your bones • Recruiters welcome Filipino workers, call for diversification • Realism redefined • Nightly corniche escapades • GCC railway project to fuel economic boom for region • KFF: Fire alarm linkage saves lives, properties • Book Review: ‘An Unlasting Home’ by Mai Al-Nakib • Anti-Zionism is not anti-semitism • Travelers and experts explore best options • Understanding the menopause phase • Some businesses and professions bow to technology, artificial intelligence • Embrace the summer! • The treasure beneath our seas • Kuwait ‘stands out as a close and reliable friend to the EU’ • Ebooks or printed books? What’s your preference • Row erupts over foreign scholarships • Scholarship acceptance rates: By the numbers • Kuwait seeks healthy and sustainable environment • Kuwait, EU explore opportunities, discuss visa, trade, ties and Gaza • 2024 could be hottest year ever • A major Luxe Shift! • New worlds, new selves: How much will studying abroad change you? • The decline of public taste: An examination • Kuwait encourages differently-abled people to work • With a scoop, ice cream lovers, vendors beat the Kuwait heat • Red Palace, a symbol of bravery, tradition, unity • 1930s Kuwait through the eyes of Freya Stark • Modeling in Kuwait: Fusion of art, modesty and aspirations • Kuwaiti artist sees art as part of her genetic makeup • How AI is transforming the Arabian Gulf • Cooperation needed to tackle issues in T2 construction: Minister • Volunteers selflessly assist husseiniya visitors in Kuwait • Electricity crunch: Addressing the energy problem at its core • Suspected serial killer ‘confesses’ to 42 murders of women in Kenya • 3rd culture kids: When home is everywhere and nowhere • Collagen: The body’s major anti-ageing elixir • Depression a serious mental health condition • Why psychologists need therapy too • Turning deserts into green havens • Glass act - Pioneering Kuwaiti artist introduces glassmaking to Kuwait • Summer in Khairan Sun, sand, sea and shopping • Painting the town ‘drip’ • People call for transparency as concerns mount over food poisoning and safety • Children are intelligent readers: Kuwaiti author • Summer Program | Kuwait Times Newspaper • Inner seasons of a woman • Kuwait returns to deficit after a sharp drop in oil income: ministry • AC advice: Traveling? Adjust, don’t turn off! • Where do attachment styles come from? • The hidden gems on Kuwait’s coast • Zahra Marwan Bridging cultures through art and storytelling • Mate Republic: Building community one cup at a time • Riding smart: Motorcycle expert shares safety tips for riders in Kuwait • Kuwait Municipality fails to protect beaches: Audit bureau • Girl Up Kuwait: Young trailblazers give girls a voice • Disorganized bus network behind lacking transit system • Trailblazing Kuwaiti fish and chip fan says selection not sunk in • Students of LOYAC’s KON Program delve into the world of journalism - Faten Omar • The invasion's impact on Kuwaiti literature • MV Safeer An epic rescue mission • Al-Qurain Martyrs Museum Symbol of bravery and unity • Being in Kuwait during invasion: Soldier’s sister shares story • How Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait upended lives of expatriates • Kuwait Times Summer Program kicks off in strategic partnership with Gulf Bank • Why small-scale project visas can be problematic • Indian rupee hits record low amid geopolitical jitters • AI in warfare: A double-edged sword • Why fighting drug trafficking and consumption alone isn’t enough • Abdullah Al-Dawish: One of Kuwait’s leading Nabati poets • Tough, fun and insane: Nasser Borjaib’s take on rock climbing • Spraying it forward • 33rd pearl diving trip kicks off • Collective ignorance and emotional impulses perpetuate violence • From Haniyeh to Sinwar: Bodies fall but ideas endure • Pearl diving trip connecting generations • Chalet rental scams continue throughout summer in Kuwait - Passant Hisham • Pearl diving trip winds up • No room for complacency in age of Artificial Intelligence • Turning faces into canvases • The serene charm of Bnaider • From classroom to newsroom • Neo-Musketeers • Proper planning of finances could help one steer through recession: Analyst • Why do Kuwait students detest AlWatani Test? • Schools reopening amid extreme heat sparks concerns • The need for workshops focused on adult growth and development • Between two worlds: The impact of Kuwait’s nationality law • Kuwait importers worry over new customs regulations, extra costs • Cancer care packages offer gesture of comfort, support • Behind closed doors: Confronting the unseen crisis of mental health • Olden Kuwait’s industrious spirit • Three Years in Kuwait: Memories of a Soviet doctor • Kuwaiti artist Etaf Redefining music with a fusion of cultures and stories • Airlines fly over Afghanistan as Middle East skies become risky • Is Kuwait ready for second wave of online learning? • Kuwait to send Palestinian med students to Gaza • Kuwait broadens access to mental health services • Over 65,000 iqama violators benefited from grace period • Kuwait-based high school students secure patent for healthcare robot • The unexpected rise of risky trend: Teens addicted to vaping • What is behind the decline of marriage? • The hidden cost of fast fashion • E-commerce vs physical stores: Which is better for your business? • Kuwait’s architectural masterpieces • Brewing passion • Kuwaiti mythical creatures that can still cast a spell • What’s after the West Bank? • US media roundtable: Spotlight on US-Kuwait military, economic ties • 27% of expat workers domestics • Kuwaiti athlete shares her story of perseverance en route to Olympics • Who’s still supporting Netanyahu and why? • Students claim KD 200 allowance is insufficient to meet their needs • UK, Kuwait aid Gaza, Yemen • 975,000 still to submit biometrics as deadlines near • Kuwaiti musicians earn historic Grammy nod • THE DESERT BLOOMS • Storytelling through art • Sahabat Amal team brings aid, support to Kenyan communities • Educating youth on migrant worker rights key for better future: Activist • Palestinian nurse recounts Gaza’s deteriorating situation • MoI, MoD defend house evictions • Are parents responsible for their children’s psychological issues? • Kuwait children have ample opportunities to learn and grow • Timber tales • Kuwait’s golden legacy • Thrifting: Save money and the planet — one outfit at a time! • What women need to know about birth control, side effects, health • The interconnection between work, health and productivity • Kuwait confronts traffic congestion as students head back to school • New study shows the impact of dust storms, extreme heat on diabetics • Sawt music: Echoes of pre-oil Kuwaiti society • Reimagining womanhood • A taste of home • US Muslims back Stein in blow to Harris • Kuwait’s iconic water towers: A blend of history and modernity • Kuwait, Egypt explore new labor recruitment mechanism • Why an oil sector career is the top choice for Kuwaitis • Kuwait-South Korea bond strengthened by common goals • A journey of trust, renewal and vision • The legacy of Yousuf Al-Alyan: Pioneer of Kuwait’s independent press • Kuwait Times and Kuwait News: Synergizing legacy, modernity • Kuwait Times: A window into our past, present and future • A page from the past • A journey of dedication and change • From type to tech • The nightly symphony of the press • 63 years of truth and social media innovation • Documenting a livestreamed genocide • Enduring connections • Celebrating your trust in us • What happened in issue no. 12345? • CAP holds discussion, exhibition on women’s mental health in war • All the World’s a Stage • Voices of resilience • Support needed to discover Kuwait’s athletic talent • Minister: China is Kuwait’s largest trading partner • Expatriates, petrol prices and scrapping naturalization rights • Boycotting is a moral duty not a personal choice: BDS • Nod to project visa transfers • Kuwait-based Gallery Bawa makes first international appearance in Paris • Riding the waves of adventure • Crafting hyper-surreal worlds through Kuwaiti mythology • Kuwait’s rate of hereditary cancer at 10% • The changing face of workplace health: A journey through time • Every day is October 7 in Palestine • By the numbers: One year of Zionist entity’s genocide in Gaza • GCC Forum focuses on significance of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity • Bader Al-Kharafi hails Zain’s Gulf Cup sponsorship • Indian Embassy issued more than 8,000 tourist visas in 2023: Envoy • Schengen, economy high on GCC-EU summit’s agenda • Feathered friends • Tuning into tranquility • Shine of devotion • Bader Al-Kharafi gifts Paralympic champions brand new Volvo cars • EU pursues multilateral cooperation with GCC in first-ever joint summit • Kuwait takes the center stage in global counterterrorism efforts • Checkups reveal delivery drivers at high risk of diabetes, hypertension • ‘What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger?’ Psychologists weigh in • Kuwaiti artist ‘Doss’ transforms urban spaces with bold graffiti • History book narrates ‘Ruling of women in the Kingdom’ • Book Review Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman • Diwaniyas: Kuwait’s cultural melting pot • 21,190 visa violators deported • Opinions differ on 3rd fingerprint • Tracking Kuwait’s elusive crab plovers • Expats will no longer own more than one vehicle under new law • Gaza’s darkest moment? • Italy won’t withdraw UNIFIL troops until UN resolutions fulfilled • Poster art takes center stage • Heritage in motion: Ancient art blends Kuwaiti, African cultures • Camel racing: A festive sport with deep roots in Kuwait • Heavy school bags weigh on students and parents • Sudanese envoy hails Kuwait’s support for war-ravaged country • One vehicle for expatriates? • Zain Careers • dar.nur’s annual exhibition highlights unique artworks • Kuwait posts midyear surplus • Why Russia is the new hotspot for Kuwaitis • A passionate chronicle of Avian Diversity • Al Sadu House Weaving Kuwait’s heritage • Labor force rises by 2.5% • Thespian alchemy: Exploring the micro-dynamics of acting • Multi-talented maverick mixes comedy, culture and philosophy • Archaeological mission unearths ‘remarkable’ 7,700-year-old pottery • AI traffic cameras monitor violations as fines increase • Pretty in pink: Flamingo watching season takes flight in Kuwait • Sons of Yusuf: Visionary Kuwaiti brothers revolutionizing Arabian Gulf sound • ‘Operation Turtle’ celebrates 25 years • Egyptian FM reaffirms strong ties with Kuwait, calls for Gaza ceasefire • Trailblazer in the fast lane • First sleep medicine center opens in Kuwait • UK open for business, Lord Mayor of London assures Kuwaiti investors • Five Things Everyone Should Know About Smoking • NBK Careers • How Pilates helps with healing and emotional release • Smoking Fewer Cigarettes is Not Enough to Reduce the Harm Caused by Smoking • ‘Still hope’ for Lebanon ceasefire deal to hold: German official • Face: Bridging cultures and generations • Exploring Nubia • Fusion of art and functionality • Municipal Council approves demolition of chalets in Jahra • A law that is better for everyone? Myth or Plausible? • Kuwaitization policy aims for change, but workforce gap remains a concern • Kuwait reviewing visit visa fees • How volunteerism can combat poverty • Fusing tradition with technology • Red Palace: Fort of steadfastness • Mascot mania Haydo a fan favorite • Kuwait, US reaffirm strong ties • Advocate urges protecting street cats as winter sets in • Kuwait shivers in subzero cold • Do cigarettes belong in a museum • Fan guide to Khaleeji Zain 26 • Kuwait’s hidden appeal • Vision for a sustainable Kuwait • They will retain their passports, but will we retain their loyalty? • Boulevard: A green getaway • Step by step from Oman to Kuwait • Gulf Cup fever unites fans in Mubarakiya • What’s next for Kuwait’s dining scene? Predictions for 2025 • Education ministry to cut school bag weight by 50% • Kuwait through a cinematic lens • Dishdasha: A timeless symbol of Gulf identity • Blending whimsy and heritage • Kuwait nears completion of new media regulation law • Kuwait’s Cabinet passes 2025-2026 budget with KD 6.3 deficit • Food authority launches Kuwait’s first mobile food testing laboratory • Over 100K likely affected by Kuwait's plan to terminate expats in gov't sector • Gulf heritage woven into modern jewelry at Sadu House exhibition • 2 months in, Kuwait’s 60+ residency fee cut brings relief to thousands of expats • The tug-of-war that shaped Kuwaiti dialect • Kuwaiti singer-songwriter Tamara Qaddoumi: Exploring identity through sound • Reflections of an Iraqi Arab Jew • Meet Naaji Noushi, the solo mom traveler from India • Kuwait, Nigeria ink MoUs • Kuwait's Amir patronizes, attends Informatics Award Ceremony • Discussions held with major companies to open branches in Kuwait: PM • New Palace of Justice inaugurated • British ambassador meets chief editors, discusses key issues • Gardenia popup kicks off 3rd edition • Gardenia popup at Kuwait National Museum blends art, culture, nature • Investment in healthcare to limit Kuwait’s need for treatment abroad • Expats struggle to update addresses amid confusion • The art of silent storytelling • Kuwait National Library: Cultural hub beyond books • From desert sands to snowy slopes • The Saudi teams on the hunt for Ramadan's crescent • Minister inspects 5th Ring Road project • How people in Kuwait stay active during the pre-iftar hours • Kuwait Airways ranked 20th among the world’s best airlines in 2024 • Marking Ramadan at Canada’s ‘Little Mosque on Tundra’ • Ministry of Islamic Affairs: A guide for non-Arabic speakers in Ramadan • Kuwait partners with Microsoft to drive AI and digital transformation • Young Kuwaiti actors shine in ‘Children of the Time Machine’ • Kuwait reflects on commitment to women's rights on Women's Day • Despite growing need, some parents in Kuwait still hesitant about school buses • Namaa Charity launches iftar meal project for families in North Gaza • Five years ago, WHO’s pandemic call shook world • A shared passion for art • Drumming up tradition • Kuwait abolishes Article 153, raises minimum age of marriage to 18 • Judiciary 'mainstay of Justice and stability' in Kuwait: Amir • Kuwait abolishes ‘honor killing’ law, raises marriage age to 18 • ‘No place for us’: E-scooter riders call for safer streets and dedicated lanes • Article 153 is abolished! • Kuwait, China sign framework agreement on renewable energy technology • Turning everyday moments into lifelong memories • Traditional is king: New trends can’t dethrone classic Ramadan sweets • Kuwaiti Ramadan tables welcome affordable truffles • From bedtime tales to published fantasy • Kuwait's Amir calls on citizens to adhere to democratic approach, constitutional references • ‘Bo Rashed’ Project: Nourishing the needy with quality meals • An apology to Russia: The era of American propaganda is over • Islam transcends boundaries, cultures • Bittersweet farewell to Ramadan • Kuwait's tailors face shifting trends • Copyright questions loom as ChatGPT's Ghibli-style images go viral • Tough new traffic law comes into force on April 22 • World’s tiniest pacemaker smaller than grain of rice • Mapping Kuwait: A traveler’s guide to hidden gems • A journey through time • Public Works Minister signs design contract for Kuwait’s part of Gulf railway • Labor cities needed to tackle Jleeb challenges • A salute to British parliamentarians • Kuwaiti firms join strike for Gaza • Cultural immortality: Preserving the voice of a nation • Weaving culture and creativity on canvas • Kuwait pushes ahead with digital transformation of govt services • Meta could be forced to break off Instagram, WhatsApp in antitrust trial • Harvard rejects Trump demands, gets hit by $2.3 billion funding freeze • Kuwait's Amir, Egypt's President back Palestine's independence in state talks • Ex-defense minister referred to court over suspected graft • Kuwait Flour Mills enters coffee game, sparking pricing debate • Kuwait, Egypt agree on boosting economic, commercial ties • Reviving the soul of Souq Al-Hareem • Beads of connection • Reframing Kuwaiti narratives through film • Bidding opens for 7 eateries in Phase 3 of Shaheed Park • Kuwait turns down the watt • Christians in Kuwait mark Easter with solemn devotion, joyful celebrations • Zionists deploy AI bulldozers in Gaza genocide • Kuwait enforces tougher traffic laws Tuesday • Palestine's full UN membership a matter of utmost importance: Kuwait • Drawn to nostalgia • Driven by history • Carving her own path • ‘Substitute Mother’ project set to expand after 14 years of success • Kuwait's PIC and Wanhua Chemical sign equity subscription agreement • SADI 2025 artists explore ancestral bonds through art • Extended mall hours, new festivals part of Kuwait’s summer tourism plan • Kuwait boosts degree verification • Kuwait Oil Company and Shell renew Enhanced Technical Service Agreements • Kuwait Dive Team removes 200 kg fishing net from coral reefs • Kuwait Airways, Emirates sign MoU • Suspect arrested for running 16 fake social media accounts • Business owners can now use 1 address for 5 licenses in Kuwait • India honors Kuwaiti yoga practitioner • Traffic violations plunge 72%, road discipline hailed • Plans move forward for new cities to ease housing demand • Unions renew push to make Labor Day an official holiday • Iran serious about deal with US, expects realistic conditions: Envoy • The defacing of Safat Mural • Painting Kuwait’s soul • Why women’s stories matter • Gold investment should be a long-term play: Experts • Qataris hooked on traditional fishing competition • Inaccurate power cut communication leaves some people at risk in Kuwait • Kuwait population reaches 4.98m, workforce 3.06m • India strikes Pakistan; Islamabad vows retaliation • GCC finance officials discuss boosting economic integration • Young Ambassador Program nurtures youth to be the voice of the voiceless • Gulf unity is ‘key to tackling humanitarian challenges’: KRCS • Turning trash into treasure • Memories in miniature • A handshake for a hundred camel loads • Kuwait launches defense strategy • Human activity, rising temperatures behind recent fish deaths in Kuwait • Kuwait to start implementing renewable energy project in 2025 with 4,800 MW total capacity: Minister • Sahel offers relief to expats struggling to update address • MoCI forms panel to monitor prices, control inflation • Lebanese President: There is understanding weapons should be under state control • Maliya Fridays • Desert twins conquer jungle trails • From pen to projection • Women in Kuwait break the silence on menstrual health • In Kuwait, in-store shopping reigns despite global e-commerce shift • Palestinian exhibition in Kuwait empowers 350 refugee women • Kuwait plans to borrow KD 3-6bn • YouTube star educator Ms Rachel defiant in support of Gaza children • Trump signs bill criminalizing 'revenge porn' • Diplomatic Institute equips envoys for modern challenges: AlSabeeh • Kuwait, India celebrate 250 years of friendship • Sheikh Ahmad deposits cheque for alleged graft • Desert dreamers: Young Kuwaiti cousins revive camel herding • Sharp decline in marriages between Kuwaiti men and non-Kuwaiti women raises debate • Harvard foreign students in limbo, including 15 Kuwaitis • Indian all-party delegation, including Asaduddin Owaisi, to visit Kuwait May 26-27 • ASEAN, GCC agree to launch free trade deal talks • Kuwait's Crown Prince highlights importance of GCC, ASEAN, China summit in building resilient partnership • Kuwait reviews UAE, Saudi models as part of charity sector overhaul • Memory, belonging and the power of storytelling • Trailblazing the globe • Stamps, stories and the poles • Airline exodus drives up travel costs in Kuwait, disrupts Eid plans • Traffic violations plunge 83% • Zain Summer Program returns for sixth season • How people in Kuwait are offering Eid Al-Adha sacrifices in 2025 • Students in Kuwait weigh risks of US education amid attack on universities • Kuwait renews push for Northern Economic Zone • Kuwait implements mandatory exit permit for expatriate workers • Have your say: Kuwait invites feedback on new postal rules • Mixed reactions to Kuwait’s new exit permit rule for expat workers • Mercury to hit 52°C amid scorching days, hot and humid nights • New generation of Kuwaiti architects reimagines memory, place, and identity • Kuwait's first professional female photojournalist shares journey of documenting country's transformation • Guardians of Kuwait’s seas: Kuwait Dive Team inspires nationwide culture of marine conservation • Iran is not the aggressor and retains the right to self defense: Envoy • Into the wild: Turning nature into art • Breaking the mold • Iranian ambassador slams US and Zionist strikes as violation of international law • The digital hoarders: Why Temu has a grip on Kuwait’s Gen X men • Another first for the United States • Netflix TV drama ‘Secrets We Keep’ exposes the dangers of domestic migrant work • AIIB membership opens new financing path for Kuwait • AI is learning to lie, scheme and threaten its creators • Social Affairs Ministry introduces new regulations for charity organizations - kuwaitTimes • Zain launches 5G Advanced, unlocking new horizons for Kuwait’s digital economy • Kuwait, UAE team up in drug bust • Matcha mania • Lines of legacy • Kuwait, UK talks yield three agreements to push ties • Egypt implements pre-departure training program for expatriates • Australian woman found guilty of triple murder with toxic mushrooms • US ambassador reaffirms ‘ironclad’ ties with Kuwait • Kuwaiti tanker rescues 45 refugees • Dive Team calls for shark protection • Kuwait MoI issues regulations for “valuable services” rescinded citizenship • Long waits for government housing persist despite major projects • Delulu for Labubu • Making waves with deep determination • Creative chameleon • GCC population to reach 61.2 million • Apply to Kuwait Times Summer Program • India launches e-visa for Kuwaitis: Embassy • Kuwait’s book club revival: A quiet revolution in connection • Stitching solidarity • Kuwait’s sovereign wealth fund maintains fifth place globally • Kuwait signs landmark health deals with top French hospitals - kuwaitTimes • The hidden drivers behind high prices in Kuwait • Belly fat: Clingy friend who just won’t leave • French ambassador hails Amir’s Bastille Day visit as a milestone in bilateral ties • Traveling abroad and need a physical Kuwaiti driving license? Here’s what to do • UK envoy condemns civilian killings in Gaza, hails strong Kuwait ties • Rooted in thread • Amber dreams • Art of patience and precision • Engineer lays out solutions to improve Kuwait’s roads • Kuwait explores use of Bayraktar TB2 drones for environmental monitoring • Kuwait to launch 3-day donation campaign, air bridge to Gaza • Ending Israeli occupation, recognizing Palestinian state achieves peace: Kuwait's FM • Kuwait Towers join Arab architectural heritage list • Kuwait’s education reform plan 60% complete: Ministe • Memories of Invasion: Kuwaiti woman recounts painful legacy of 1990 • The tragedy of an American ship in Kuwait • How Kuwait Times marked anniversaries of the invasion throughout the years • ‘This country is a gift’: Kuwaitis share stories of resisting Iraq’s invasion • Knives, air guns illegal in Kuwait’s public spaces without a license • Look up: Kuwait’s sky to light up with planets, meteors this August • Despite labor laws, outdoor workers still face summer risks in Kuwait • Cabinet reviews planned Mabarak Hospital upgrade, Ahmadi project • Oil Minister: OPEC monitoring market and Trump remarks • Kuwait’s Machboost Studio makes a splash with ‘Rock the Boom’ • Vet by day, DJ by night: The dual life of Tamara Qabazard • DJ Jinan’s journey From Lebanon to Kuwait vibrant music landscape • Kuwait announces visa on arrival for GCC residents • Kuwait signs KD 1 billion deal to build the largest power plant in its history • Kuwait’s new visa rules for GCC residents draw praise, concern • Traffic accidents, deaths, offenses drop sharply in Kuwait in first half of 2025 • Kuwait Airways advances fleet growth amid delivery delays • Al-Sabriya housing project moves forward with Chinese inspection • Kuwait cuts prices on 544 medicines, weight loss drugs • Kuwait opens family visas to all, no salary cap needed: official • Kuwait's KISR launches IKARUS platform for high-performance computing and AI • New rules to protect public money, speed up courts • Family visit visas to Kuwait valid for up to one year: official • Lumina: Kuwait’s bold voice in alternative metal • From heritage to high tech: The evolving role of watches • Not your usual fruit: Imported hybrids gain popularity in Kuwait • Sanitation, housing in focus • From stray to safe • Curlture shift: How COVID sparked a natural hair revolution in Kuwait • Beauty with a purpose • Philippines raises minimum monthly wage for its domestic workers abroad to $500 • Kuwaiti aid races to reach Gaza amid border hurdles • Kuwait intensifies security drive • Parents split over Kuwait Roblox ban • Private sector to support projects in media, tourism • Al-Mithaq, Arada launch UAE real estate showcase in Kuwait • Kuwait’s Interior Minister meets chief editors • Kuwait Sports Day set for February 7, 2026 • Municipality collects 5,000 bags of waste from islands’ beaches • Kuwait sends first female Coast Guard officers to train in UK • Get Sean Paul tickets through Eventat • Get Majid Al-Mohandis tickets through Eventat • Kuwait police bust crime networks in work permits, visas and money transfer • Education Ministry tackles summer maintenance amid parents’ concerns • Kuwait’s new wave of art: Personal, playful and powerfully expressive • Racket sports rise as football stalls • Failaka: Where Kuwait’s sands reveal secrets of civilizations • GCC media chief explores Japanese anime partnerships • Kuwait’s public schools face scrutiny, call for reform • Kuwait introduces community service for traffic prison terms • Alcohol poisoning tragedy leads to lifesaving organ donations in Kuwait • Capital Markets Authority licenses BlackRock Advisors UK to operate in Kuwait • Fitch affirms Kuwait's rating at 'AA-' with stable outlook • UN Special Rapporteur calls on Kuwait to form women’s ministry • Do you condemn the Sept 9 attack? Israeli terror expands to Gulf • Ministry of Education presents latest updates for new academic year • Kuwaiti designer blends fashion and gardening on global stage • Tracing time through lines: Reviving the legacy of Kufic • Blastoff: Galaxy Juice launches underground sound into orbit • Private firms invited to build houses in 3 cities in Kuwait • Kuwait population declines to 4.88m • Salary transfers, working hours to be ‘digitized’ • Pioneering sleep apnea surgeries at Zain Center • Kuwait unlocks Mitribah riches • Clicking into creativity • Art against the odds • Fueling a nation’s story • Saturn to light up Kuwait’s night sky • Kuwait unveils ‘Leadership Through Willpower’ campaign, ‘Visit Kuwait’ tourism platform • Kuwaiti activists on Sumud Flotilla brave challenges to break Gaza siege • Kuwait Amir representative highlights Palestinians' plight before UNSC, urges end of suffering • Palestinian envoy welcomes wave of global recognitions, calls for sanctions on Zionists • No better way to celebrate than with Palestine’s recognition • Kuwait records unprecedented medical milestone with the longest-distance remote robotic surgery - kuwaitTimes • Israeli collective punishment of Palestinians runs counter to religion, law, and humanity: Crown Prince • Finding Amal by Firyal Alshalabi • Pilates finds its flow in Kuwait • Many ways mothers in Kuwait tackle the daily lunchbox prep • Kuwait records first drop in electricity demand despite record summer heat • Palestinian envoy lauds Kuwait’s steadfast support, urges international action on Gaza • Evidence upends Zionist story for deadly Gaza hospital attack - kuwaitTimes • Zain Group’s MSCI rating for ESG upgraded to ‘A’ • Kuwait returns to global debt markets with $11.25 billion sovereign bond issuance • Revamped Shuwaikh Beach reopens • Get tickets for Akon at The Arena Kuwait • Sumud activists thank Kuwait, recount ordeal • Goldman Sachs opens office in Kuwait • Slovenia seeks stronger ties with Kuwait across investment, education - Faten Omar • GCC-EU Joint Ministerial Meeting reinforces strategic partnership and regional stability - Faten Omar • GCC-EU Joint Ministerial Meeting reinforces strategic partnership and regional stability • Kuwait sees 10% annual drop in US student visas • Turning noise into emotion • Shuwaikh Beach: Kuwait’s latest waterfront retreat • Rolling the dice • Mega projects, record tourism boost Kuwait-Spain relations • Nod to conditional foreign ownership of property in Kuwait • Kuwait strikes major gas find • Trump salutes mega donor for shaping US policy on Zionist entity • Boursa Kuwait crowned as the Middle East’s best exchange for 2025 by Euromoney - kuwaitTimes • Expats elated as Kuwait’s new visa rules spur tourism surge • Kuwait pavilion at 2025 Osaka Expo wins four international awards • Finding connection through the lens • Bringing Gulf culture to life for young readers • From textbook to tech • Go-to hub for car deals • Bringing fantasy to life • Bridging cultures through Arabic poetry and melody • Quiet revolution in design • Ancient Bronze Age temple of Dilmun civilization discovered on Failaka Island - kuwaitTimes • Why Kuwait’s accessibility design code still waits to be realized • Fears of mass atrocities after Sudan's El-Fasher falls to paramilitaries • AI chip giant Nvidia becomes world’s first $5tn company • Behind the glamour • From couch to coach • Rebel voice redefining Kuwait’s rock sound • Record-breaking results: Boursa Kuwait net profit climbs 59.81% to KD 23.05 million • No border biometrics, traffic court abolished, work timings go digital • Fields of silence • Sounding the soul • Winter Wonderland reopens for 4th year with new attractions • Al-Othman Mosque restoration nears completion, set to reopen by Ramadan • Kuwait moves from fragmented govt services to integrated digital journeys | Kuwait Times Newspaper • Paws on wheels • Kuwait’s early modern spirit • The Safe Side Club: Making the unseen visible • AI or EI? Leaders warn tech must not replace humanity • Dangerous shortcut: Instructors warn of fast-track Pilates certification programs • Palestinian govt warns against 'displacement agents' in Gaza • Former MP jailed 3 years in Kuwait for offending judges • Kuwait Interior Ministry crushes vehicles over serious traffic violations • Kuwait, US boost defense ties • Redefining music, dance and creativity in Kuwait • Kuwait comes alive in winter • Melendez brothers feel right at home in Kuwait • Kuwait raises residency renewal fees across all categories • Amiri Decree issued on combating drugs, psychotropic substances, regulating use, trafficking • Israeli forces detain, displace Palestinians in attack on Tubas • Happy (bare) feet • Unleashed: Stray dogs stir safety fears • When leisure becomes loss • Surreal story: A personal journey into trauma, memory and healing • Kuwait-funded school among few giving hope for Gaza children • KFAS, MBRSC sign MoU to advance space science, national capabilities • Kuwait ramps up drugs fight • Safat Square Beating heart of a city’s past • Stitching rebirth Threading loss into renewal • Seeing the world through paint, light and symbols • US judge orders lifting curbs on Turkish student • Drugs, citizenship forgery ‘the gravest threats facing Kuwait’ • Community on the run: Meet the Morning Milers • Zwara in the digital age: Can tradition beat tech? • A life in quiet arcs • Bow wow: Pedigree pride on display • Emerging Companies Market set to launch and accept listing applications: Boursa Kuwait • 'Barefoot guy' helps blind, deaf friend finish first NBK Run • Infrastructure, energy, AI to drive cooperation with Kuwait: France • Ministry sets for semester exams • New anti-drug law enters force • British ambassador visits Kuwait Times and Kuwait News • Kuwait and IMF discuss reforms, taxes, subsidies • Action Energy Company marks market debut with bell ringing at Boursa Kuwait • Many journeys, one home • Palestinians race to salvage belongings from Nur Shams • From passion to preservation: Kuwait’s football memory keeper • Camping: Kuwait’s favorite pastime • Kuwait youth find their voice through debates • Joshua beats Paul in Netflix bout • ‘Healthy Cities’ community-led initiative aims to curb chronic diseases and improve quality of life • Kuwait announces major hike in health insurance • Market adjusts to Kuwait cash ban as gold hits record • Higher insurance, iqama, visa fees become effective • Christmas decor scarcer, pricier in Kuwait shops • Taxi tensions in Kuwait: Cabbies vs customers • Skibidi your 6-7: 5 words of the year • More than a display: Reclaiming the soul of mahar • Korean Wave sweeping Kuwait • Over 100 families seek help under Kuwait’s new drug law • Roadworks explained: Why some roads in Kuwait take longer to fix • Iraqis cover soil with clay to fight sandstorms in UN-KFAED project • Historic souqs, malls among 23 Kuwait projects set for revamp • Inside Kuwait Customs’ fight against smuggling, counterfeits • Geopark gives scientists window into Mars, region’s ancient history • Not every oil project creates wealth • Energy drink curbs hit baqalas, juice shops, alter habits • Kuwaiti experts downplay oil market impact of Venezuelan political developments • Multi-agency delegation tours radiation monitoring sites in Kuwait • Sovereignty, oil and power in a changing world • ‘Underrated Kuwait’: Dutch cyclist’s journey challenges Gulf stereotypes • Riding on the edge • Beyond the finish line • Kuwait unveils ambitious plan to transform Green Island • PSG beat Marseille on penalties to win French Super Cup in Kuwait • Gardenia opens fourth season at Kuwait National Museum • Official details safety measures following infant formula recall • UN Young Ambassadors visit Kuwait Times, Kuwait News • Order to clear Salmiya’s Barayeh Salem draws mixed reactions • Data is the new oil • Iran envoy slams Trump threats • US visa pause does not apply to tourist, other non-immigrant visas: embassy spokesman • Where Kuwait met over coffee • Older louder and still standing • Silver takes center stage • Gold: Shining through time • Gardenia draws visitors to explore, relax and create • MoI intensifies crackdown on drugs, violations • DAWI signs strategic partnership with Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi • EU looks to deepen cooperation with Kuwait as Cyprus takes presidency • Windy, rainy subzero chill grips Kuwait • Kuwaiti experts urge caution over new US food pyramid • Reclaiming the Arab story • End of an era: Memories remain as Souq Sharq prepares to close • Listening to clay • Kuwait medical team completes rare heart surgery on 111-year-old • Nod to labor sites, water for data center • From fighting fires to fintech: Kuwaiti women break barriers • MoI warns against scammers • Festival highlights challenges facing Kuwait’s filmmakers • Al-Qurain Fine Arts Exhibition celebrates art pioneer Buhamad • When streets and walls speak • Turning up the funk • From survival to soft power • Art residency highlights Failaka’s potential to elevate Kuwait’s tourism • Gardenia extended till Feb 7 • Shuwaikh beach cleanup turns trash into education, art • Kuwait awarded for best organization of padel tournament • Al-Bairaq stands tall • Kuwait resumes licensing of prize draws by banks • South Korea celebrates breakthrough K-pop Grammy win for ‘Golden’ • Kuwait charities to fund $1.3m UNDP water project in Gaza • Kuwait to establish driving learning academies: Interior Minister • PM: Future built through action • ‘400 Years of Kuwait’ gets a second expanded edition • Kuwait University student club Guild visits Kuwait Times and Kuwait News • Handmade, dignified, global • Kuwait Planetarium offers rare window to the cosmos • Painting against the odds • Kuwait and Saudi launch first joint business council • New study ranks Kuwait ‘first’ globally in pension generosity • Against the odds, olive oil, ceramics reach Palestinian exhibition in Kuwait • Kuwait calls for protecting region from specter of war • Kuwait strengthens legal oversight • Cash usage falls to 30% in Kuwait amid digital shift • Modern glow or traditional charm? Ramadan decorations light up Kuwait • Creating space for art in Kuwait’s public life • The Kuwaiti voice singing Bollywood’s soul • Kuwait hosts EU-Ukraine exhibition, highlighting resilience amid war • Kuwait’s first-known mosque helps define its urban identity • Calligraffiti tribute wraps Abdulhussain Abdulredha Theatre in color • When a river breathes on stage • Going medieval: Vintage elegance shaping fashion • Residents call for Ramadan events to be moved out of residential parks • Smart, post-iftar workouts advised during Ramadan • Doctors urge caution amid rise in heart admissions during Ramadan • For Kuwaiti students abroad, Ramadan is never quite the same • When war feels close Voices from Kuwait’s communities • Dishdasha tradition holds strong on Eid • Theatre takes a pause this Eid in Kuwait amid security concerns • Kuwait’s gold market sees slower Eid rush amid high prices and regional tensions • Building a new Gulf security architecture • KFF shares simple safety tips as people look to be prepared • Students cite pressure over remote exams • EU boosts security cooperation with GCC, highlights defensive military role • How Gulf and Yemen can turn energy and capital into productive power • UK deploys advanced counter-drone systems to Kuwait amid tension, war • Arfaj, a flag and a prayer: Kuwait unites in face of Iran’s attacks • Gulf remains resilient as ceasefire opens door to fragile diplomacy • Can Kuwait normalize remote work and learning beyond times of crisis? • ‘We cannot leave them behind’: Pet owners in Kuwait confront dilemma • People in Kuwait reflect after weeks of tensions come to a temporary halt • Kuwait citizenship law amendments published in official gazette • Worker transfer curbs eased • Online noise vs reality: Psychologist warns against letting conflict fears disrupt daily life • Kuwait Interior Minister touts military, security response to heinous Iran attacks • Strait of Hormuz: The world’s lifeline • Behind a Kuwaiti teacher’s Khalifa Award for Education win, a 19-year-long journey • Egypt stands firmly with Kuwait, Gulf states, condemns Iranian aggression • Expert shares tips to combat insomnia amid ongoing crisis • Distant learning • Businesses find ways to adapt as Hormuz disruption persists • Fishing, leisure boats return to sea under new safety rules • Kuwait Airport back to life as travelers resume delayed plans • Trending 3-day sardine diet can lead to healthier habits: Expert • Here, in Kuwait, the land of the beloved • Rebuilding Arabia–Asia ties energy corridors to economic security • Through the lens: How visual storytelling safeguards identity - kuwaitTimes • Framing humanity • The little yellow flower that brought Kuwait together • Expert urges expanding overseas oil storage amid export challenges • How Kuwait kept education running during regional war • The other face of living • Exporting trauma: Why US ideas of trauma are harmful to global South • Is AI a positive revolution for the creative industry? • The making of a doctor in Kuwait and the toll it takes • Daily life under the shadow of regional conflict • The power of young voices • High schools welcome students back • From fear to hope: Online community unites Kuwait’s residents during crisis • A dialogue between the past and present • Truffle season stretches into summer • Kuwaiti women writers redefine social roles through literature • The fruits of your years • How Kuwait’s cashless payments are changing the way we give • UK reaffirms defense support for Kuwait amid rising Gulf tensions • Disabled but not defeated • From Seif to Safat: Markets that shaped old Kuwait • Forging leaders in the wild • Kuwait celebrates women’s growing leadership role on annual Women’s Day • The most precious gift • Top 10 must-visit beaches in Qatar this summer • When Hormuz chokes: Who profits from the energy crisis, and who pays the price? • Grandmother’s table: The dishes that taste like home • Kuwait's hidden wild • Friday Market: Where everything has a price — and nothing is fixed • ‘It felt like a calling’: First-time pilgrims reflect on path to hajj • The Arab writer: A hero uncelebrated • Livestock prices rise ahead of Eid amid regional tensions • Summer employment program launched for Kuwaiti students • Turning state assets into national value • Kuwait International Airport's Terminal 1 resumes operations • Don’t wait for the next holiday to be happy, life coach says • As Kuwait seeks blood donors, common questions answered • Through a nostalgic lens • Riding through barriers • The man who reads nature • A letter to Iran: Who were you defending yourself from? • Parents feel the pinch as Kuwait’s Indian schools raise fees by 15% • If Kuwait were a company, would you buy the story? • People in Kuwait dealing with summer heat as travel plans remain uncertain • AI reshaping shopping habits in Kuwait as consumers turn to smart buying tools • You summon your own expectations • Kuwait Times clippings chronicle Kuwait’s 1982 World Cup heroics • Young ambassadors conclude seven-month journey exploring sustainable cities, resilience • The IPO wave: Between growth and exit • Theater of the mind • How better governance could add $8-20bn to Kuwait’s oil portfolio • Russian envoy urges multilateral solutions to regional instability - Faten Omar • India ready to support Kuwait’s food security needs: Ambassador • As the world watches, Palestinians continue to pay the price • Strategic reserves helping Kuwait weather Hormuz Strait crisis: Expert • Sri Lankan envoy praises Kuwait for streamlining domestic labor sector • Regional tensions renew focus on Kuwait’s renewable energy push and power security • Mexico hails Kuwait’s role in promoting peace and stability in the region: Envoy • Thailand, Kuwait celebrate 63 years of diplomatic ties • From wealth to capability: A new world that does not reward delay • Gulf economies remain strong amid tensions • Orbit of Symbolism • Managing summer in Kuwait • Echoes of a bygone era • Master of the diorama • ‘You’ve got mail’: Young adults revive handwritten communication • Kuwait’s 65th Independence Anniversary .. milestone in modern state-building journey • Kuwait has more than 50 public libraries. Why are they empty? • Embassy of India marks International Day of Yoga • Writing and artificial intelligence • World Cup time difference tests fans in Kuwait • The wellbeing blueprint - kuwaitTimes • The wellbeing blueprint • Beginnings do not suffice • Kuwait among GCC’s most affordable markets for employment of domestics • ETAF: The bold new voice redefining Khaleeji pop • Illustrating Kuwait’s soul • More than beads: Inside Kuwait’s thriving misbah collecting culture • Ninety minutes of forgetting • Kuwait pledges continued support as UNHCR secures only 29 percent of required funding • High school students, parents wrap up 12-year journey with joyful farewells • Beyond accountability • Economic perspective on Kuwait Petroleum Corporation Law • Redefining success: Guiding our children to their true calling • Reclaiming stories in Kuwait through cinema and theatre • Kubbar Island seabirds take a tern for the better • Sony’s digital shift sparks debate over the future of Kuwait’s iconic Rihab Complex • Sticking with tradition • Ali Abdullah Khalifa: Closing the window of the chest • Indian FM to visit Kuwait on July 7-9 as part of Gulf tour • Housing delays, rising costs, scarcity driving property pressures • ‘Healthy’ labels can mislead shoppers • Apply for the Kuwait Times Summer Program • True inclusion helps build a stronger nation • Illegal fences, diwaniyas come down as Municipality enforces regulations • Beyond vision: The Kuwaiti women redefining sport, literature and law • Greener Kuwait, cooler future • Kuwait's date with palms turns into enduring love • Rooted in resilience • The laces of life • Arabic, English or silence? WCup fans in Kuwait reveal commentary preferences • Kuwait Times and Kuwait News inspire future journalists from Arkan Al Kuwait Summer Camp • Magic of the Mondial • Why picking up a shell on Kuwait’s beaches could land you a hefty fine • New rules cap delivery fees at KD 1, limit app commissions • Non-oil exports...please! • Activists seek tougher animal welfare laws to curb rising pet abandonment • Kuwait introduces flashing traffic lights to warn drivers before signal changes - Passant Hisham • GTA VI ban rumors in Kuwait spark debate • Building worlds through art, dreams and film • From newsroom to nightmares • Kuwait’s cafe culture: Where coffee meets community • Studies highlight the biggest drivers of Kuwait’s electricity consumption • Iran’s misuse of self-defense • Read before you break • Choosing a university major begins with self-understanding, expert says • Officials signal closer Kuwait-China defence ties amid regional tensions - Nebal Snan • Kuwait warns youth of tougher drug laws and hidden trafficking tactics • Why regional unity is the true key to free Palestine • Managed from afar • The compass before the clock: Finding your true direction • Sky’s the limit • Pedaling toward progress • Lost, found and cleaned up • Data highlights Kuwait’s persistent public-private employment divide • KPC announces $16 billion infrastructure partnership deal • Education Ministry’s summer clubs exceed expectations as student enrollment surges • Fitness wearables gain popularity as health tracking trend grows • Kuwait ratifies wide-ranging defense cooperation agreement with Pakistan • Kuwait stands united • Kuwait’s $6bn bond issue draws over $18bn in orders, signaling strong investor confidence • Expert urges long-term gold strategy as prices climb on global uncertainty • Economic challenge: After $70bn in investment, what comes next? • Spare parts shortage drives up repair costs, delays vehicle servicing in Kuwait • Thriving in summer with mindfulness and smart design • Build expertise, reputation, lifelong learning ‘for lasting career success’ • Can better design make Kuwait cooler? • Hessa Al Mubarak: Kuwait’s newest lifestyle destination • Kuwait banks extend more credit despite slump in import finance • How Kuwait’s banks kept the financial system afloat during the Iraqi invasion • Please, stop bothering me • When the mountain calls back: Honoring Nadhira Al Harthy • The business behind FIFA’s American bet • Kuwait’s midday nap tradition gains support from modern sleep science • CITRA handled 156 scam reports in July, mostly links, calls • Choosing safety, seeking stability: Kuwaiti women navigate life beyond family home • KUNA’s Fatima Al Salman becomes Kuwait’s first blind news presenter • Souq Sharq to become home to 8.77-MW solar power project | Kuwait Times Newspaper • #20,000 AND COUNTING • Beyond the bucket list • Read Kuwait Times 20,000th issue • Bringing the intimate side of childbirth back to Kuwait • The fall of modesty • Expert urges society to reconnect with Kuwait’s natural heritage • Energy drink curbs encourage healthier choices among youth • The economics of the foreign investor • The AI race runs on power and capital • Stepping off the digital treadmill • Bridging the language gap • The squishy habba sweeping Kuwait • The fate of my library—and yours • Kuwait Times interns take on real-world journalism • Kuwait Health Ministry Issues New Regulations Governing Tobacco and Nicotine Products • After the ribbon cutting • Indian expat sets off on 600-day journey across 135 countries • Indonesia seeks more opportunities for skilled workers in Kuwait: Envoy • Fresh from Abdaly: Farmers showcase dates, figs, new products at 4th festival • Is age just a number? • Chronicling Kuwait’s philanthropic legacy • After months online, children prepare to find their footing at school again • The bread worth the wait • Keeping Kuwait's heritage alive • Do looks decide which pets get forever homes? • How Kuwait’s climate can be tough on your skin • Intelligence that could destroy you • Ukraine, Kuwait eye deeper defense cooperation, cite wartime expertise - Passant Hisham • When society outgrows its institutions • What dispersed capital is waiting for • Kuwait experts call for clarity on new anti-concealment law • Kuwaiti community seeking to expand sign language learning • Chinese, Kuwaiti tea traditions showcased in cultural celebration • KISR researcher wins gold, grand prize at Invention Exhibition • Kuwait's athletes set sights on glory in Asian Games 2026 • Japan, Kuwait to hold high-level talks soon: Ambassador Mukai • Kuwait first female falconer seeks to open doors for more women • Pole pole: What Kilimanjaro taught me about habits • Kuwait makes largest drug bust in its history • Small changes, big savings: Tips to curb home electricity use • More room to roam • Meet Dr Tala Al-Dabbous, the Kuwaiti clinician bridging the gaps in palliative care • Final days, bold impressions: Interns shine at Kuwait Times • New delivery rules put platforms, delivery companies to the test • A lifetime that lasts one day • Kuwait Times concludes 5th annual Summer Program • Confronting Kuwait’s food waste conundrum • Who speaks for reform? • Pension funds: The cost of the moment • Kuwait Times interns find voice, confidence in editorial program • Turkish envoy lauds strong defense, security cooperation with Kuwait • As businesses tighten their belts, graduates struggle to find jobs • Back to school: Children still face diet and wellness challenges, say experts • Passing the torch: A generation of scholarship legacy • Govt can borrow from wealth fund • For young Kuwaitis, marriage comes with a growing price tag • KISR seeks government approval to use recycled tires in road paving • Businesses, consumers urged to protect outdoor workers as summer heat persists • Kuwait cinema has talent to take spotlight, but lacks govt funding • Artists vs AI • No fear, no excuses • Take a seat • Reclaim your youth • How extreme heat and dust may affect women’s fertility • AI to reshape jobs, not eliminate entire professions, says consultant • Kuwait sets 10-year residency rules for certain citizenship revocation cases • On borrowing from future generations • Merch Competition Information & Submissions • Writing Competition Information & Submissions • Smooth return to school • Upside-down state: Why Israel’s policies defy logic • EU-Kuwait ties enter new phase with focus on security, green transition • Some secondary schools shift to credit-based tracks system • How new judicial law aims to clear years of case backlogs • One artist, many canvases • Coins, notes and stories: A journey through history • Finding beauty in chaos • A face that isn’t mine • Students return to classrooms in Kuwait after months of online learning • The gift of ‘no’: How boundaries protect our closest bonds • Kuwait’s education ministry sets out rules for new gifted schools • Energy conservation helps cut Kuwait summer power peak to 17,540 MW • High performers at work often hide burnout • Where did Kuwait’s theater go? • Keeping dreams in school • Muted or maximalist? • I’ve forgotten your address • The invisible gorilla: What are you training your brain to see? • Kuwait Times’ four-legged family • Printing history, one edition at a time • From darkroom to digital photography • The first byline of the Gulf • 65 years of independence • Kuwait Times at 65: Building on a legacy, shaping the future • Kuwait Times special 65th anniversary edition • The unsung heroes • City of pearls and thirst • Finding home in an unexpected place • Skipping to the top • Kuwait Times’ global role hailed • Visitors discover the world behind Kuwait Times • 65 years of teamwork • Kuwait Times’ past inspires its future • Court strikes down delivery penalties, raising fears of weak enforcement • Athens embraced my Arabic, not me • Stage set for grand opening of Al-Shaheed Park Phase 3 • Giving second-hand books a new life, from 500 fils • Beyond the brew: Kuwait’s study explores value of coffee grounds • When the nest is no longer full • Salisbury FC build bridge between Kuwait and UK • Beyond 24 hours • Shaheed Park levels up • West Bank occupation illegal and unacceptable: British ambassador • Uber opens work option for Kuwaitis, prompting debate over youth careers • How social media is putting pressure on teens’ body image • New media law brings social media ads under regulation • What Kuwait’s new media law will mean for influencers • From irons to TVs, workshop gives old appliances 2nd life • Revealing the secret • 8,703 mid-semester transfers put some teachers under strain • Awareness is not enough • After teacher reshuffle, education ministry seeks lasting staffing fix • Children explore beauty, craftsmanship in Islamic art • KPC unveils sustainability report, targets net-zero emissions by 2050 • Showcasing Kuwait’s beauty • The Hawally we forgot • Kuwait maintains Tier 2 rank in US trafficking report - kuwaitTimes • Khaled Khalifa Novel Award • Oil at $100, diesel at $200: What broke in global energy market? • AI in classrooms: A learning tool or threat to critical thinking? - kuwaitTimes • AI in classrooms: A learning tool or threat to critical thinking? • Power of listening in mental health • Al-Thurayya and the Moon to meet in October skies • Building for a lifetime • A Kuwaiti among the stars • Nobel and the Arab writer • Women’s guide to breast cancer screening in Kuwait • Early screening and exercise key to preventing osteoporosis fractures • Vehicle insurance goes digital • Artists’ brushes come together, bridging Kuwait, Egypt cultures • Kuwait assures internet resilience, announces digital state archives • KU architecture students visit Kuwait Times and Kuwait News • Credible media, transparency vital to national security, experts say • Sheikh Fahad: ‘Law will apply to all’ as firms face crackdown over unpaid wages • UN, Kuwait plan $45m framework to support national development - Faten Omar • Around 80 varieties of affordable plants draw residents to Al-Omariya nursery • Padelistas eye Kuwait Major Premier Padel main draw • Kuwait Major links local padel talent with global competition • Premier Padel Kuwait Major opens