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KUWAIT: Kuwait’s population saw an estimated drop of 56,300 non-Kuwaiti residents in the first half of 2021, according to a report released yesterday. Kuwait’s total population has reached approximately 4.628 million by the end of June 20...

By Ben Garcia KUWAIT: Thousands of residents who were stranded abroad for the last eight months are now slowly trickling back into Kuwait. Many return to jobs and family but also problems that will plague them for months, possibly even years to come....

KUWAIT: After the number of COVID-19 patients admitted to Jaber Hospital dropped by 90 percent and as pandemic indicators are improving, the hospital is continuing to close COVID wards and ICUs. As local statistics indicate that the Delta variantR...

KUWAIT: School canteens will not reopen when students return to class next month. The Ministry of Education released a statement yesterday in which it announced that canteens will remain closed when schools welcome students again for the first time i...

KUWAIT: Farwaniya police arrested a man after he attempted to attack them with a knife when they responded to an emergency call made from a house in the area, the interior ministry announced Saturday night. Police had arrived at the scene of the Kuwa...

By B Izzak KUWAIT: MP Hisham Al-Saleh yesterday sent a series of questions to the finance minister asking why airfares to and from Kuwait have sharply increased since the summer holidays started. Saleh told the minister in his questions that “t...

KABUL: Qatar’s foreign minister, who is also the country’s deputy premier, was briefly in Afghanistan yesterday, becoming the most senior diplomat to visit the country since the Taleban’s takeover on August 15. A Taleban official tw...

TEHRAN: Iran and the UN atomic agency on Sunday announced the IAEA will keep up surveillance of Tehran’s nuclear activities, soothing a sore point in talks to resuscitate a 2015 deal to curb its program. With negotiations in Vienna between Iran...

DHAKA: Children in Bangladesh flooded back into classrooms yesterday as schools reopened after 18 months, one of the world’s longest coronavirus shutdowns. The resumption came after UNICEF warned that prolonged school closures during the COVID-...