News Archive

Despite Iranian apologies, missile and drone attacks on Gulf states persist amid contradictions in Iran’s armed forces and concerns over interim leadership.

Kuwait National Guard intercepts and downs drone at security site, part of ongoing efforts to strengthen measures and address threats.

Oman Air temporarily suspends flights to Kuwait and other regional destinations from March 9-11, 2026 due to operational reasons.

Kuwait’s Ministry of Communications cautions expats against phishing links in fake messages, urging them to verify information from official sources.

Kuwaiti authorities detain 13 individuals for broadcasting malicious news and rumors online, threatening national security and public order.

Kuwait National Guard shoots down drone, enhances security at vital facilities to counter threats.

Jazeera Airways, Kuwait’s leading low-cost carrier, is preparing to resume flights and reconnect the country to the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region.

Kuwaiti authorities have arrested two Kuwaiti nationals and one Colombian for a social media video allegedly mocking the country’s current circumstances.

Kuwaiti authorities warn expats against sharing online content related to wars, military operations, or inciting sectarianism.

PAFN reassures public of safe, plentiful food supplies in Kuwait after inspecting Sulaibiya border and lab facilities to ensure food safety standards.

Kuwaiti court sentences police officer, policemen, and others for framing a Syrian resident with planted drugs, highlighting the risks expats face.

Kuwaiti activist Salman Al-Khalidi sentenced to 20 years in prison for insulting the Amir, defaming the judiciary, and offending Saudi Arabia through social media posts.

Kuwaiti Army issues urgent safety instructions for citizens and residents regarding fallen missiles or foreign objects, emphasizing the importance of compliance to ensure public safety.

Kuwait strengthens its emergency response system and food storage standards in shelter facilities to ensure reliable access to food during crises.

The Qatar Civil Aviation Authority has announced the partial resumption of air traffic via designated emergency air routes in Kuwait, with limited capacity and flights dedicated to evacuating passengers and cargo.

Kuwait Armed Forces intercept 12 Iranian drones and 14 missiles, causing material damage but no casualties, in a decisive response to protect the country’s sovereignty and stability.

Kuwait’s Social Reform Society launches blood donation campaign to support the health sector and promote societal integration and solidarity.

The US Senate has rejected a resolution aimed at limiting President Trump’s authority to continue military strikes on Iran, in a narrow congressional show of support for the conflict.

Kuwait Airways Chairman reports around 2,000 requests from citizens and residents abroad to return to Kuwait, with 1,600 Kuwaitis expected to return via Saudi Arabia.

Kuwaiti crude oil price surges by $8.57, reflecting volatility in global energy markets due to geopolitical tensions, as Brent Crude and WTI show mixed movements.

Kuwait’s air defense forces have intercepted hundreds of ballistic missiles and drones to protect the country’s airspace and citizens.

India receives a temporary waiver from the US to purchase Russian crude oil, as the Middle East region faces escalating geopolitical tensions disrupting global energy markets.

The Philippine Embassy in Kuwait has issued a travel advisory for Filipino nationals and travelers due to widespread flight disruptions caused by escalating tensions in the Middle East.

Cybersecurity authorities in Kuwait address and contain multiple cyber threats, ensuring continuity of services.

Kuwaiti military intercepts missile and drone attacks, causing limited damage but no injuries. Armed forces maintain high readiness to protect airspace.

A Kuwaiti officer and his brothers were arrested for drug possession and holding their sister captive for 10 months in Kuwait.

Kuwait strongly condemns recent Iranian attacks on the country and other Gulf Cooperation Council states, taking measures to ensure readiness of essential services and infrastructure.

Kuwaiti officials deny lockdown rumors, caution against spreading unauthorized reports or videos that can impact security.

Wealthy expats in the Gulf region are paying up to $200,000 for private evacuation services to leave the area, with Saudi Arabia becoming a key hub for these operations.

Spain’s Prime Minister defies US demands to use Spanish bases for Iran attacks, sparking a diplomatic rift and EU solidarity.