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FC Goa Bow Out Of AFC Challenge League After Defeat To Qadsia
FC Goa went down 1-2 to hosts Qadsia SC in their third and final AFC Challenge League 2026-27 Group C match at the Mohammed Al Hamad Stadium in Hawally, Kuwait, on Friday.
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Double-Digit Pain Ahead for Gulf Economies? What Data Shows
Estimates suggest that Kuwait's real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) could contract by 16.7 per cent in 2026, followed by Iraq (16 per cent), Qatar (15.6 per cent) and Bahrain (11.3 per cent), on an annual basis.
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Kuwait Mall's Glass Elevator Goes Viral, Internet Says, "They Are Living In 2050"
The elevator is located in The Avenues mall in Kuwait. It has a circular glass structure and an open top which allows visitors to enjoy views of the mall.
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Table Tennis: Bhavina Patel Makes Winning Start In Asian Para Games
Tokyo Paralympics silver medallist Bhavina Patel made a winning start to her Asian Para Games campaign, defeating Kuwait's Ahad Alrasheedi in her opening match in the women's para table tennis competition in Nagoya on Friday.
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Mideast Oil Chiefs Warn World Needs To Share Iran War Costs
The conflict has led to widespread damage to oil pipelines, refineries, gas plants and dozens of tankers, racking up a bill for new investment that is already in the tens of billions of dollars.
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India's Gulf Oil Imports Jump In September As Suppliers Find Way Around Hormuz Risk
Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait sharply increased oil shipments to India in September as ship-to-ship transfers helped navigate Strait of Hormuz risks.
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5 Indians Rescued After Kuwait-Flagged Tanker Struck In Strait Of Hormuz
The development comes as India continues to closely monitor the safety and well-being of Indian seafarers operating on commercial vessels across the Persian Gulf.
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Asian Games 2026: India Men's Squash Team Assures Medal After Beating Kuwait
India's men's squash team defeated Kuwait in the quarterfinals to book its place in the semifinals at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
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Exclusive: Gulf Oil Supplies To India Surge As Sellers Absorb Hormuz Transit Risks
Gulf arrivals recovered to 1.18 mb/d in August and reached 1.52 mb/d so far in September, according to Kpler data.
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After 15 Years In Hiding, Syrian Man Breaks Wall To Recover A Lost Library
A Syrian man has uncovered his treasured collection of religious and literary books after hiding it behind a false wall before fleeing Homs during the civil war.
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Trump Demands Countries 'Reimburse' US For Keeping Oil Flowing Through Hormuz
In July, Trump named Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Kuwait and Bahrain as countries that should compensate the US for protecting shipping through the Strait.
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Iran Issues Evacuation Warning To Oil Tankers Crew Near Bahrain And Kuwait After US Attacks
The warning follows CENTCOM's announcement that it had destroyed four IRGC-linked tankers in the Gulf of Oman, along with one near Kharg Island.
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US Says It Destroyed 5 Iranian Tankers After Attacks On American Warship
Iranian state television also reported the strikes, saying US forces attacked at least three Iranian oil tankers near the southern port of Jask and near Kharg Island in the Persian Gulf. It said the crews were evacuated.
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2 Emirati Women Turned A Food Truck Into One Of The Biggest Food Empires Of Middle East
The duo, under Independent Food Company, built an empire with multiple brands and collaborates regularly with global brands.
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US Retains 50% Dominance In India's LPG Imports Even As Gulf Supplies Surge In August
Gulf LPG supplies nearly double in August, but the US continues to command over half of India’s import market despite a monthly decline in shipments.
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FC Goa Bow Out Of AFC Challenge League After Defeat To Qadsia
FC Goa went down 1-2 to hosts Qadsia SC in their third and final AFC Challenge League 2026-27 Group C match at the Mohammed Al Hamad Stadium in Hawally, Kuwait, on Friday.
-
Double-Digit Pain Ahead for Gulf Economies? What Data Shows
Estimates suggest that Kuwait's real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) could contract by 16.7 per cent in 2026, followed by Iraq (16 per cent), Qatar (15.6 per cent) and Bahrain (11.3 per cent), on an annual basis.
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Kuwait Mall's Glass Elevator Goes Viral, Internet Says, "They Are Living In 2050"
The elevator is located in The Avenues mall in Kuwait. It has a circular glass structure and an open top which allows visitors to enjoy views of the mall.
-
Table Tennis: Bhavina Patel Makes Winning Start In Asian Para Games
Tokyo Paralympics silver medallist Bhavina Patel made a winning start to her Asian Para Games campaign, defeating Kuwait's Ahad Alrasheedi in her opening match in the women's para table tennis competition in Nagoya on Friday.
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Mideast Oil Chiefs Warn World Needs To Share Iran War Costs
The conflict has led to widespread damage to oil pipelines, refineries, gas plants and dozens of tankers, racking up a bill for new investment that is already in the tens of billions of dollars.
-
India's Gulf Oil Imports Jump In September As Suppliers Find Way Around Hormuz Risk
Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait sharply increased oil shipments to India in September as ship-to-ship transfers helped navigate Strait of Hormuz risks.
-
5 Indians Rescued After Kuwait-Flagged Tanker Struck In Strait Of Hormuz
The development comes as India continues to closely monitor the safety and well-being of Indian seafarers operating on commercial vessels across the Persian Gulf.
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Asian Games 2026: India Men's Squash Team Assures Medal After Beating Kuwait
India's men's squash team defeated Kuwait in the quarterfinals to book its place in the semifinals at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
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Exclusive: Gulf Oil Supplies To India Surge As Sellers Absorb Hormuz Transit Risks
Gulf arrivals recovered to 1.18 mb/d in August and reached 1.52 mb/d so far in September, according to Kpler data.
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After 15 Years In Hiding, Syrian Man Breaks Wall To Recover A Lost Library
A Syrian man has uncovered his treasured collection of religious and literary books after hiding it behind a false wall before fleeing Homs during the civil war.
-
Trump Demands Countries 'Reimburse' US For Keeping Oil Flowing Through Hormuz
In July, Trump named Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Kuwait and Bahrain as countries that should compensate the US for protecting shipping through the Strait.
-
Iran Issues Evacuation Warning To Oil Tankers Crew Near Bahrain And Kuwait After US Attacks
The warning follows CENTCOM's announcement that it had destroyed four IRGC-linked tankers in the Gulf of Oman, along with one near Kharg Island.
-
US Says It Destroyed 5 Iranian Tankers After Attacks On American Warship
Iranian state television also reported the strikes, saying US forces attacked at least three Iranian oil tankers near the southern port of Jask and near Kharg Island in the Persian Gulf. It said the crews were evacuated.
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2 Emirati Women Turned A Food Truck Into One Of The Biggest Food Empires Of Middle East
The duo, under Independent Food Company, built an empire with multiple brands and collaborates regularly with global brands.
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US Retains 50% Dominance In India's LPG Imports Even As Gulf Supplies Surge In August
Gulf LPG supplies nearly double in August, but the US continues to command over half of India’s import market despite a monthly decline in shipments.
