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Meta deactivates 756,000 Australian teen accounts as social media ban enforcement intensifies
Meta said on Thursday that it had deactivated more than 750,000 Facebook and Instagram accounts it suspected belonged to Australians…
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Kuwaiti oil falls $1.22 to $82.84 a barrel
The price of Kuwaiti crude oil fell by US $1.22 to US $82.84 per barrel in trading on Wednesday, compared…
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Interior Ministry urges parents to monitor children’s online activity
The Ministry of Interior has urged parents to closely monitor their children’s digital activity and remain alert to the risk…
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Kuwait Customs foils another attempt to smuggle food supplies to Egypt
The General Administration of Customs has foiled another attempt to smuggle large quantities of food supplies out of the country,…
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Kuwait opens reservations for 28 wedding halls for 2027 and 2028 via Sahel
Kuwait has opened reservations for 28 wedding halls for events scheduled throughout 2027 and 2028, with bookings available exclusively through…
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Strait of Hormuz standoff escalates as US redirects more commercial ships
The standoff over the Strait of Hormuz intensified on Thursday as US forces redirected more commercial vessels, while Iran rejected…
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Europe braces for third heat wave as temperatures near 40°C, wildfire risks rise
Europe is preparing for another spell of extreme heat, with more than half the continent expected to experience temperatures above…
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Iraq to be free of foreign military presence by Oct 1, says Iraqi Premier
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi said Iraq will be free of any foreign military presence from October 1, following the…
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Kuwait tightens private pharmacy rules, sets 1,000-metre distance requirement
Stricter medicine storage: Pharmacy temperatures must not exceed 25°C, while refrigerated medicines must be stored between 2°C and 8°C. Controlled…
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Commerce Ministry reviews shipping costs, supply risks amid regional tensions
Ministry of Commerce and Industry has met with representatives of shipping companies to assess the latest developments affecting maritime transport…
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