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Kuwait Bans People Convicted Of Insulting Emir From Contesting Elections
Kuwait has amended its electoral law to bar anyone convicted of insulting the emir from standing in national elections, closely-watched contests in a Gulf state with an outspoken assembly routinely critical of the government.
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Tired of short-lived parliaments, Kuwaitis vote again
A boycott by some opposition Islamists and populist politicians may help liberals and independents in Kuwait's election on Saturday, but there are signs voters are flagging as they go to the polls for the sixth time in seven years.
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Kuwait dissolves Parliament; elections next
Kuwait's ruler has dissolved Parliament to set the stage for elections in the politically tense Gulf nation. The official Kuwait News Agency says the nation's emir made the decision Tuesday, less than a week after naming a new prime minister.
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Kuwait Bans People Convicted Of Insulting Emir From Contesting Elections
Kuwait has amended its electoral law to bar anyone convicted of insulting the emir from standing in national elections, closely-watched contests in a Gulf state with an outspoken assembly routinely critical of the government.
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Tired of short-lived parliaments, Kuwaitis vote again
A boycott by some opposition Islamists and populist politicians may help liberals and independents in Kuwait's election on Saturday, but there are signs voters are flagging as they go to the polls for the sixth time in seven years.
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Kuwait dissolves Parliament; elections next
Kuwait's ruler has dissolved Parliament to set the stage for elections in the politically tense Gulf nation. The official Kuwait News Agency says the nation's emir made the decision Tuesday, less than a week after naming a new prime minister.
