DUBAI, Feb 16: Two senior Cabinet ministers in Kuwait submitted their resignations to the prime minister Wednesday, citing political turbulence and the impossibility of reform in the country. In a joint statement to reporters, the country’s defense and interior ministers decried their inability to a
Sheikh Hamad Jaber Al Ali, Kuwait’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, and Sheikh Ahmed Al Mansour, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, resigned on Wednesday in protest of the National Assembly members’ recent
MONTHS have been wasted because of interpellations. It is doubtful that the recent two grillings that we had will be the last ones. There seems to be no way out of the revolving door of bickering between the National Assembly and the government, as the latter seemed weak and unable to defend itself
MONTHS have been wasted because of interpellations. It is doubtful that the recent two grillings that we had will be the last ones. There seems to be no way out of the revolving door of bickering between the National Assembly and the government, as the latter seemed weak and unable to defend itself