Lifestyle
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Gulf Brides Blend Tradition and Modernity in 2025 Wedding Trends
By Hermoine Macura-Noble Special to The Times Kuwait As the wedding season approaches, brides in the Gulf region are redefining…
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Portuguese parliament approves far-right bill to ban ‘niqab’ in public
Portugal’s parliament (Assembleia da República) on Friday approved, in a preliminary vote, a bill introduced by the far-right Chega party…
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Hygge: The Danish secret to slowing down in a fast-paced world
By Ivana Kralova Special to The Times Kuwait A family enjoying a picnic on a boat. Friends paddling on kayaks.…
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Mandarin Oriental, Muscat among top 15 hotels in Mideast in 2025
Mandarin Oriental, Muscat is delighted to announce that it has been recognised as one of the region’s most exceptional hotels…
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‘Parent-Child Whisperer’ Launches Transformative Parenting Programs in Gulf
By Hermoine Macura-Noble Special to The Times Kuwait Families across the Gulf will soon have access to a groundbreaking approach…
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Kuwait ranks among the world’s least sleeping nations
Kuwait ranked fifth globally among countries with the lowest average sleep hours, according to statistics published by the World Population…
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Peninsula Beijing: A Royal Stay in the Chinese capital
By Nourah Khan Travel Writer The Times Kuwait During my trip to the Chinese capital in June, I had the…
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Coffee market in Kuwait set to reach $953 million by 2030
Coffee consumption in Kuwait continues to surge, with forecasts showing the market could expand from $728 million in 2024 to…
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Kuwait: The GCC’s Quiet Digital Disruptor
By Sarah Al Sabah Special to The Times Kuwait Strategic Investments and Vision: US$1.1 billion for Digital Infrastructure: Kuwait’s recent…
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Trump’s new tariffs put a price tag on beauty as K-cosmetics face U.S. squeeze
South Korea’s globally popular beauty industry — known as K-beauty — is feeling the pressure from new U.S. import tariffs…
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