Kuwait is an emirate in the middle east by approximately 2.5 million inhabitants. The State kuwait is embedded between Iraq and Saudi Arabia. In the East it has a coastline with the Persian Gulf. In this Persian Gulf are still ten small islands, which belong to Kuwait. The largest island is Bubiyan Island. Failaka is the only island that is inhabited. Other islands include Auhah, and Warbah Island. The capital of Kuwait is Kuwait. It has about 32,000 inhabitants. Places are the ruins of the national museum, the many shopping malls, the Sadu house, with local art, the Sief Palace, the Tareq Rajab museum and the scientific and historical museum. Other cities are the most populated city with the Salimiyah, Hawalli, Al-Ahmadi and Al-Jahra, where the Red Fort is to be seen. Since 1961 Kuwait has been fully independent. In 1990 Iraq was within the country and held it occupied until 1991. When Kuwait was liberated by the international coalition. The landscape of the oil consists for the most part of desert gravel and sand flats. The country is therefore not suitable for agriculture. The climate is dry and hot.