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Voting began on Thursday in Kuwait first election since Sheikh Meshal al-Ahmad al-Sabah assumed power late last year determined to push through economic reforms after protracted deadlock between appointed governments and elected parliaments.The new Emir strongly criticised the National Assembly and the government in his first speech before parliament after taking office in December, saying they were harming the interests
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stanley website nues below this adYears-old feuding between appointed governments and the elected parliament has impeded fiscal reform, including passage of a debt law that would
stanley tumbler allow Kuwait to tap international markets and mitigate its heavy dependence on oil revenues.The polls opened at noon 0900 GMT in the election, the fourth since December 2020, and will close at midnight local time. Kuwait bans political parties and candidates run as independents.Sheikh Meshal, 83, succeeded his late brother Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad in December and dissolved parliament on Feb. 15, less than two months into his tenure.His decree cited the assembly violation of the constitutional principles as a reason for dissolution.Story continues below this adKuwait assembly packs more influence than similar bodies in other Gulf m Ogdh Donald Trump offers condolences to Putin after St. Petersburg blast
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