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Kuwaiti citizens will choose 50 representatives from 207 candidates, among them 13 women, in the seventh parliamentary election in ten years. Here are five key questions to consider.

KUWAIT CITY, June 6, (KUNA): People with special needs in Kuwait are heading to polls throughout the country and exercising their democratic rights during the 2023 National Assembly elections. Despite all the odds, such individuals are overcoming all obstacles to make their voice heard via picking their preferred candidate for parliament. The 2023 National Assembly

Amir thanks poll participants; Al-Ghanim, Al-Saadoun back for likely Speakership KUWAIT CITY, June 6: Kuwaitis on Tuesday thronged to the polling stations to vote for their representatives in the 17th National Assembly. A total of 793,646 citizens -- 388,099 men and 407,812 women -- are eligible to vote for 50 lawmakers out of 207 candidates;

KUWAIT CITY, June 5: Under the auspices of His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, the Public Authority for Sport (PAS) in cooperation with Kuwait Olympic Committee hosted a ceremony on Sunday honoring Kuwaiti exceptional athletes for the year 2023. On behalf of His Highness the Amir Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-

New ambassador briefs press after presenting his credentials KUWAIT CITY, June 5: The Ambassador of the Russian Federation Vladimir Zheltov affirmed the strength of the bilateral relations between his country and Kuwait, reports Al- Qabas daily. In his first interview with the local press after presenting his credentials, he praised the Kuwaiti policy, which he

On June 6, Kuwait will hold its seventh round of parliamentary elections in just over 10 years, as entrenched political deadlock has seen the Gulf state trapped in a cycle of seemingly endless parliamentary dissolutions and recurring snap elections.

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Kuwait is staging its seventh general election in just over 10 years on Tuesday as the oil-rich Gulf state remains mired in a political impasse undermining hopes of economic reform.

The latest general election, set to take place on Tuesday, was called by Kuwait's emir last month after he again dissolved parliament amid a persistent deadlock with the executive branch that has stalled reforms.

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