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Kuwait's land is rich with oils and gases, it has made them one of the wealthiest countries in the world. There is also a wide variety of minerals in Kuwait, but the government has focused on cement.

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Arab Spring has impacted Kuwait. Kuwait was struggling long before the Arab Spring arose. Facing a state of corruption that became the face of the protests. The overlooked social agendas like gender inequality and proclamation of sharia were starting to get noticed. In 2011 there were some of the largest demonstrations for cross-ideology.

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Kuwait is one of the most densely populated OPEC members. Kuwait's GDP is 140.6 billion USD and GDP per capita is 33,994.41 USD. Kuwait's main export destinations are South Korea, China, and India. The main exports are crude petroleum, refined petroleum, and petroleum gas. Kuwait's main imports are from China, United Arab Emirate, and United States. Importing goods like cars, broadcasting equipment, and gold.

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The ethnic makeup of Kuwait is 30.4% Kuwaiti, 27.4 Arab and 40.3% Asian. The dominant religion in Kuwait is Muslim at 74.6% following is Christianity at 18.2%.

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National Anthem of Kuwait - النشيد الوطني

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Kuwait joined the Arab League in 1961, 16 years after the league was founded. Kuwait's official government is a Constitutional Emirate. Kuwait has a semi-democratic state but is ruled by a hereditary emir. Kuwait's prime minister is Sheikh Jaber Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah. The Al-Sabah dynasty has ruled Kuwait since the 18th century.