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Kuwaiti Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber al-Mubarak al-Sabah (C) and newly appointed Kuwaiti Oil Minister Ali al-Omair (L), arrive at the Abdullah al-Salem hall, in the Kuwait’s National Assembly to attend a parliament session in Kuwait City, on January 7,2014. The Kuwaiti prime minister on January 6, reshuffled his five-month old cabinet replacing seven members, including the oil and finance ministers, and raising the number of Islamists to four. AFP PHOTO/YASSER AL-ZAYYAT
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A judge counts votes during the early hours of the night after elections closed at the Khaldiya polling station in District 3, Kuwait City, on July 27, 2013. (REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed)
Kuwait election boosts liberal and tribal representation
London, Asharq Al-Awsat—Liberals and members of conservative Sunni tribes were the winners in yesterday’s parliamentary elections in Kuwait. Despite having no MPs in the last parliament, candidates affiliated with the liberal trend took three seats in this round....Caption:
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