The Kuwait Times

Kuwait Times is an English-language newspaper that is published daily in Kuwait. It holds the distinction of being the first English-language newspaper in the Persian Gulf area.

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#389323

Kuwait

#973

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#49

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Families in Kuwait disheartened by off-campus graduation ban - Nebal Snan

1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Nebal Snan

KUWAIT: Sara had a lot to look forward to in the final stretch of her senior year. Soon, she would walk the stage she had dreamed of since first grade, with her family and friends cheering for her. For many students like Sara, preparing for graduation goes beyond studying for those crucial finals — it’s also about the celebration afterwards. The excitement of choosing an outfit and planning how to mark the occasion is just as important as the academic achievement.
Chasing horizons: Trailblazing - Khaled Alabdulhadi

1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Khaled Alabdulhadi

Her journey began in 2006, when she started traveling with different groups of friends, mainly to Europe and North Africa. “In 2012, I decided to start traveling solo due to the difficulty of coordinating plans with friends. Traveling solo helped me better organize my trips, meet locals and other fellow solo travelers, and focus more on my surroundings,” she explained. “I began with easier countries that had more tourist attractions, such as those in Europe and parts of Asia.
Trailblazing the globe - Khaled Alabdulhadi

1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Khaled Alabdulhadi

Her journey began in 2006, when she started traveling with different groups of friends, mainly to Europe and North Africa. “In 2012, I decided to start traveling solo due to the difficulty of coordinating plans with friends. Traveling solo helped me better organize my trips, meet locals and other fellow solo travelers, and focus more on my surroundings,” she explained. “I began with easier countries that had more tourist attractions, such as those in Europe and parts of Asia.
Stamps, stories and the poles - Faten Omar

1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Faten Omar

It started with a single stamp in Eritrea and ended with passports full of stamps from nearly every corner of the world. After five years, countless flights, remote border crossings and visits to both icy poles, Bader Alshuaib reached his final stop: North Korea. With that, he officially completed his journey to every country on Earth — 195 in total — and stood at both the North and South Poles. Kuwait Times: What inspired you to begin this journey?
Kuwaitis conquer the world - Faten Omar

1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Faten Omar

It started with a single stamp in Eritrea and ended with passports full of stamps from nearly every corner of the world. After five years, countless flights, remote border crossings and visits to both icy poles, Bader Alshuaib reached his final stop: North Korea. With that, he officially completed his journey to every country on Earth — 195 in total — and stood at both the North and South Poles. Kuwait Times: What inspired you to begin this journey?
Keeta team visits Kuwait Times and Kuwait News - Passant Hisham

1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Passant Hisham

KUWAIT: A delegation from Keeta, a food delivery platform developed by Chinese tech company Meituan, paid a visit to Kuwait Times and Kuwait News on Tuesday, getting a glimpse into the local media scene. The stopover, which included friendly conversations and a lighthearted studio game, was part of Keeta’s broader regional exploration as it prepares to enter the Kuwaiti market, following launches in Hong Kong and Saudi Arabia.
Without reform, youth will inherit growing racism, classism: Expert - Khaled Alabdulhadi

1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Khaled Alabdulhadi

KUWAIT: A Kuwait University professor says thoughtful analysis and reform, especially in media and education, is needed to address the rise of racism in the Gulf. Dr Sawsan Karimi, a university professor specializing in Middle Eastern anthropology, said tackling racism requires defining what it means in the Gulf context. “Is it the concept we use globally to address inhumane behavior, or is it something shaped by our own historical experience? Or is it a concept imposed on us externally?” she asks.
Envoy highlights fresh momentum in Kuwait-Georgia ties - Faten Omar

1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Faten Omar

KUWAIT: Assistant Foreign Minister for European Affairs Ambassador Sadiq Marafi revealed that high-level visits between Kuwait and Georgia are currently being arranged, with several bilateral agreements expected to be signed before the end of this year. Speaking on the sidelines of Georgia’s Independence Day celebration, Marafi reaffirmed the strength of bilateral relations, marking 30 years since the establishment of diplomatic ties between the two countries.
US Embassy hosts alumni networking event - Passant Hisham

1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Passant Hisham

KUWAIT: The US Embassy in Kuwait hosted an alumni networking event on Tuesday, bringing together multiple generations of Kuwaitis who studied at US universities or participated in American exchange programs. According to US Ambassador Karen Hideko Sasahara, the event provided a valuable opportunity for alumni to reconnect, exchange ideas, share contacts, and support the next generation preparing for their own educational journeys in the United States.
Embassy of Azerbaijan in Kuwait celebrates Independence Day - Faten Omar

1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Faten Omar

KUWAIT: The Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Kuwait hosted a reception to mark the Independence Day of Azerbaijan. During his opening remarks, Ambassador of Azerbaijan Emil Karimov praised the strong Azerbaijan-Kuwait ties that were initiated through meetings between Heydar Aliyev and the late Amir of Kuwait Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah in the mid-1990s, hailing the 2009 official visit of President Ilham Aliyev to Kuwait as a turning point, ushering in a new era of enhanced cooperation.