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Partial Arabian Gulf Road closure
The General Traffic Department announced that a lane on Arabian Gulf Street towards Kuwait Towers will be closed, starting from…
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Pope Leo XIV on his first foreign trip to visit Lebanon, Turkey
On his first foreign trip as head of the Catholic Church, Pope Leo XIV visits Lebanon for three days. Many…
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Culinary dreams take flight at Masterclass 2025 Graduation Ceremony
By Ricky Laxa Staff Writer Masterclass Lifestyle Workshops commemorated the achievements of its diligent students with a graduation ceremony held…
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DDI celebrates Dr. Fatemah Bahman’s Regional UNESCO Science Award
Dasman Diabetes Institute (DDI), founded by the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS), proudly announced the recognition of…
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Kuwait Radio makes strong presence at International Book Fair 2025
Dr. Yousef Al-Sari’, Director-General of the General Administration of Radio at the Ministry of Information, said on Friday that Kuwait…
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Cyclone Ditwah devastates Sri Lanka; death toll reaches 69, thousands affected
Sri Lanka is reeling from the impact of Cyclone Ditwah, which made landfall on the country’s eastern coast on Friday…
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Tourism in Uzbekistan soars as Tashkent opens doors for Kuwaiti visitors
The Times Kuwait Report Tashkent is opening its doors to Kuwaiti travelers, with Uzbekistan’s tourism sector witnessing significant growth, says…
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Road closure notice
The Ministry of Interior announced on Friday the full closure of Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud Road for motorists traveling…
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Not just obesity; India reports alarming rise in bloated stomachs
Long working hours, late-night meals, reduced physical activity and growing dependence on packaged foods have all contributed. Dr. Berg recommends…
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Monsoon wreaks havoc in Southeast Asia, floods leave more than 250 dead
The death toll from days of relentless flooding across Southeast Asia climbed sharply on Friday, with at least 250people confirmed…
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