Sources said the 20-year-long deal for 28 Eurofighters would be finalised “in a few weeks”
The country had to shut down two oil facilities that it shared with Saudi Arabia last year
Public spending in the Gulf state is expected to remain strong thanks to big buffers
The arrests come after the country uncovered a weapons cache that was allegedly smuggled from Iran
The country is looking to impose indirect taxes such as road tolls and paid parking metres to compensate for low oil revenues
The off-shore gas field has been a bone of contention between Tehran and Kuwait since the 1960s
Consumers launched a Twitter campaign to boycott fishsellers after the price of pompfret rose considerably
The fire at the heavy oil cracking unit at Kuwait’s 200,000 barrel-per-day Shuaiba refinery broke out last Monday
A fire at the 200,000 barrel-per-day Shuaiba refinery forced a total shutdown on Monday
No casualties were reported due to the fire at the refinery
A total of 19,000 kg of ammunition, 144 kg of explosives, 68 weapons and 204 grenades were seized
Among the projects are a series of power plants and desalination facilities
The firm said net profit in the three months to June 30 was KD 13.5m
The group, including five Kuwaitis, were reportedly involved in fighting operations in Syria and Iraq
The signing of all the contracts is expected to take place in early October
DSI will undertake mechanical, electrical and plumbing works for the educational institution, slated for completion in 2018
Mohammad Javad Zarif is visiting Kuwait and Qatar before heading to Iraq
Flights were stopped after Assiut’s airport closed for renovation in June 2014
They plan to check how investments are being made and whether enough official oversight exists
The Wafra field was first shut for maintenance on May 11 for two weeks
Ali Saleh al-Omair said that Kuwait was confident of being able to carry out its oil strategy and raise output by 2020
State news agency KUNA said on Tuesday 29 people had been indicted on terrorism charges in relation to the attack
The Kuwait Investment Authority has come under greater public scrutiny following last year’s plunge of oil prices
The government has also reformed the validity of family visit visas issued for expats, an official said
The bombing, which killed 27 people, was Kuwait’s deadliest militant attack
The suicide bombing on a Shi’ite Muslim mosque last month killed 27 people
A suicide bombing on a Shi’ite mosque in Kuwait City on June 26 killed 27 and wounded more than 200
Kuwait attack has raised concerns about the number of young Saudi men willing to travel to attack Shi’ites in smaller Gulf countries, taking advantage of the visa-free travel
The budget for the year features spending of KD19.17bn and revenues of KD12.2bn, assuming an average oil price of $45 a barrel
About 90 people have been detained by authorities investigating the attack on a Shi’ite Muslim mosque in Kuwait City