| Title: | KUWAIT: Election will not heal political fractures |
| Price: | $150.00 |
| Publication Date: | Mar 28, 2008 |
| Source: | Oxford Analytica |
| Abstract: | The emir was faced with a choice of dismissing the prime minister or parliament. The government has had a particularly fractious relationship with MPs since the June 2006 elections. Both government and parliament claim to want a better relationship but it is doubtful if the new elections will contribute to this. |
| Brief Excerpt: | KUWAIT: Election outlookKUWAIT: Election will not heal political fractures The emir has dissolved the National Assembly and called for new elections on May ##, following the mass resignation of ministers. The emir was faced with... |
| Word Count: | 1259 |
| Country / Region: | ME/NAF, Kuwait |
| Topic: | politics, constitution, election, government, opposition, party, religion |
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| Table of Contents: | | | | GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS : ME/NAF, Kuwait | | | | TOPICS : politics, constitution, election, government, opposition, party, religion | | | | SIGNIFICANCE : The emir was faced with a choice of dismissing the prime minister or parliament. The government has had a particularly fractious relationship with MPs since the June 2006 elections. Both government and parliament claim to want a better relationship but it is doubtful if the new elections will contribute to thi |
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