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Kuwait’s crown prince has dissolved Parliament and called for snap elections, a move to ease government gridlock that has bred popular opposition and paralyzed the tiny country for months

A date for the legislative elections has not yet been announced....

Kuwait's crown prince dissolved parliament on Wednesday and called for early elections amid a feud between the government and elected assembly that has hindered fiscal reform, a move welcomed by opposition lawmakers to end the standoff.

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PEOPLE TO HAVE FINAL SAY ON POLITICAL COURSE KUWAIT CITY, June 22, (Agencies): Kuwait’s Crown Prince on Wednesday dissolved Parliament and called for early elections, a move to ease government gridlock that has bred popular opposition and paralyzed the country for months. HH the Amir Sheikh N

KUWAIT CITY, June 21: The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Public Works Eng. Walid Al-Ghanim issued a decision to form a work team to supervise the implementation of the Kuwaitization policy in the ministry’s project contracts, reports Al-Anba daily. According to informed sources, this team will be

KUWAIT CITY, June 20: According to the Deputy Director of the Social Health Department at the Ministry of Health Dr. Hassan Al-Awadhi, the pre-marital medical centers received about 9,186 people (8,226 Kuwaitis and 960 non-Kuwaitis) during the period between January 1, 2022 to April 30, 2022, reports Al-Qabas daily. During an interview, Dr. Al-Awadhi explained

KUWAIT CITY, June 20: According to the Deputy Director of the Social Health Department at the Ministry of Health Dr. Hassan Al-Awadhi, the pre-marital medical centers received about 9,186 people (8,226 Kuwaitis and 960 non-Kuwaitis) during the period between January 1, 2022 to April 30, 2022, report

KUWAIT CITY, June 19: There are Kuwaiti youth who aspire to not only implement the entire Kuwaitization plan on the ground, but also qualify to take up leadership positions and undergo training in professions that have been dominated by expatriates for a long time, reports Al-Qabas daily. While the

A generation of students across the globe will likely suffer lifelong losses to their earning potential because of the closure of schools and universities due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Kuwaiti experience due to the 1990 Gulf War shows just how costly such closures can be.