AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUNGA Walkout: Nearly 70 countries left or skipped seats as Benjamin Netanyahu began his UN address, with Kuwait among those joining the protest over Gaza and wider regional attacks; Netanyahu hit back calling walkouts “moral cowards.” Kuwait-Iran Tensions: Kuwait’s Crown Prince told the UN that Iranian strikes since February have targeted civilian infrastructure including Kuwait International Airport, power/water stations and oil facilities, calling them violations of international law and UN Charter. Court & Cybercrime: Kuwait’s Court of Cassation fined a Snapchat influencer KD 2,000 and ordered confiscation of her phone over indecent clips and related complaints tied to electronic crimes. Road Safety Crackdown: Kuwait’s traffic authorities arrested four for reckless driving in Wafra and crushed five seized vehicles after stunts endangered road users. Anti-Corruption Cooperation: Bahrain and Kuwait discussed stronger coordination between anti-corruption bodies on prevention, transparency and technical cooperation. Tech & Investment: Microsoft pledged over $10bn for Middle East cloud/AI and digital resilience through 2030, including Kuwait, alongside connectivity and large-scale digital skills training. Regional Diplomacy: Kuwait’s Amir representative met NATO chief Mark Rutte and Irish PM Micheal Martin at Kuwait’s UN mission, reviewing cooperation and bilateral ties. Climate Focus: Kuwait urged global solidarity on sea-level rise and adaptation funding at a UN meeting, highlighting KFAED support. Air Travel Disruptions: UAE flight delays and Emirates cancellations continued amid restrictions affecting Iranian airline operations.
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