Kuwait–U.S. Defense Talks: The 16th U.S.-Kuwait Joint Military Commission wrapped up at the Pentagon after two days focused on interoperability, maritime security, and integrated air and missile defense as both sides flagged the growing threat from unmanned systems. Internal Security Crackdowns: Kuwait’s Interior Ministry ran major operations in Riggae, Farwaniya, and Khaitan, arresting wanted people and residency violators, seizing vehicles, and recording hundreds of traffic violations. Food Safety Enforcement: Two Jleeb restaurants were shut after inspectors found adulterated products and items of unknown origin, with legal steps taken and further monitoring promised. Public Order Incidents: A Bedoun man was detained over an alleged stabbing tied to a parking dispute at Al Jahra mall; authorities are also probing related questions around the suspect. Travel Rules Update: Kuwait Airways denied rumors that confirmed First/Business bookings would be downgraded to Economy, saying any changes would follow procedures and protect passenger rights. Regional Diplomacy: Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir is set to visit Tehran Monday as Iran and Pakistan continue efforts to revive stalled U.S.-Iran talks, with the Strait of Hormuz and security guarantees still central. Foreign Policy Warning: An Iranian lawmaker warned Gulf states hosting U.S. military assets that they could face consequences if their territory is used against Iran.