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Kuwaiti Intellectuals Call For Boycott Of Tourism In Turkey, Expulsion Of Turkish Ambassador After Assault On Kuwaiti Tourist, While Pro-Erdoğan Islamists Downplay Incident And Accuse Pro-West Turks Of Sowing Discord Between Arabs And Turks

In response to a recent attack on a Kuwaiti tourist in the Turkish city of Trabzon that left the man unconscious for several hours, many Kuwaiti intellectuals and influencers have taken to social media to strongly condemn the attack and address the escalating issue of racism against Arabs in Turkey. Some have called on their fellow Kuwaitis to consider boycotting tourism in
Youtuber Abu Taym Ali Fadalah Abbas Al Shabi Nasser Duwailah Ahmad Nawaf Al Sabah Talal Yosef
Source: memri.org

Joint Statement Following the Ministerial Meeting of the United States and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)

The text of the following statement was released by the Governments of the United States and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states.Begin Text:U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Foreign Ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council member state
Leadership Council Al Jizah Israel General Al Qahirah United States Khor Abdullah

US, Gulf States Urge Completion of Kuwait-Iraq Maritime Border Demarcation

Members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and the United States have called for the completion of the demarcation of the Kuwaiti-Iraqi maritime borders "beyond marker number 162." The US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, GCC Foreign Ministers, and the GCC Secretary General Jasem al-Budaiwi met in New York to celebrate the strategic importance of the historic ties among their countries. After their meeting, they issued a joint statement urging the complete demarcation of the Kuwait...
New York United States Khor Abdullah Iraq General Rafael Grossi Antony Blinken
Source: aawsat.com

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KUWAIT Kuwait at risk once again of criminalising opinions

The country’s parliament is set to vet a controversial bill by the Information Ministry. Experts view it as a step backward for a country that guarantees more freedoms than other Gulf region states. If adopted, the bill would ban criticising top officials, including the crown prince.  
United Arab Emirates United Kingdom Saudi Arabia Jonathan Dagher Saud Alasfoor Mohammad Almutawa

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