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Zuckerberg on trial: Are Instagram and YouTube secretly hooking kids?
Are social media apps designed to hook children? Are tech giants prioritizing profit over the mental health of the next…
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Will Europe take a leaf from Australia’s social media ban for under-16s
As Europe grapples with the growing impact of social media on children, several countries are considering following Australia’s lead by…
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Ramadan trading opens strong as blue chips lift Boursa amid mixed performance
The Boursa Kuwait began the first trading session of the holy month of Ramadan with mixed performance across its indices,…
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Earthquake jolts southern Iran on first day of Ramadan
An earthquake of magnitude 5.5 struck southern Iran on the first day of Ramadan, the German Research Centre for Geosciences…
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Alimony complaint opens ‘Pandora’s Box’ of fake identities
A case that started as a simple maintenance (alimony) complaint by a divorced Gulf woman led authorities to uncover a…
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Clear and explicit hint, US tells Iraq to decide its future
Iraq revealed Wednesday that it received a “clear and explicit hint” of the possibility of imposing sanctions on certain individuals…
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Ramadan rush sends sheep prices soaring; some expected to hit 170 dinars
Sheep prices in Kuwait have surged sharply, driven by the suspension of imports from Iran and a seasonal spike in…
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Single drop of blood opens a new horizon for detecting cancer before it spreads
A major scientific breakthrough could redefine how cancer is detected, as researchers unveil a revolutionary technology capable of identifying early…
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Case involving a Kuwaiti, his multiple wives and 18 children shrouded in mystery
The Nationality Investigation Department is probing a complex citizenship fraud case involving a Kuwaiti man with six wives and 18…
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Citizenship forgers are falling apart like nine pins, nowhere to hide
A sweeping review of nationality files has exposed fraud and false declarations dating back decades, as officials push forward with…
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