New Kuwait Government 'Within Hours'
Kuwait's Emir is expected to appoint an interim government who will tasked with overseeing new elections.
Kuwait's Emir is expected to appoint an interim government who will tasked with overseeing new elections.

Kuwait's government dissolved itself less that two weeks after protesters stormed parliament decrying widespread corruption.
Kuwait's ruler tells security forces to restore order after parliment was stormed by protesters -- opposition vows revenge if demands unmet.

A team of Kuwaiti attorneys has volunteered to help defend Hosni Mubarak in court Monday but may not be allowed.

Kuwait has reconsidered a plan to sue Israel at the International Court of Justice in The Hague.

Kuwait, a veritable mecca of fat cats, proves to be the world's fattest country.
Four foreign workers slain as Kuwaiti police officer goes on Ramadan killing spree when he found two eating before iftar.
Bahrain has sentenced one of its citizens and two Iranian diplomats to 10 years in prison for spying; Bahrain, Kuwait, and US forces were targets.
A teacher in Kuwait was sacked for holding up Jewish ethics as a role model for students to follow.
Kuwaiti MPs duke it out when Guantanamo Bay detainees called "terrorists" in the plenum.
Syria’s killing of protesters costs it a place on the UN Human Rights panel. Its candidacy is taken over by Kuwait, where there is no rule of law.
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Groundswell of political unrest in the region has arrived in Kuwait. The cabinet has resigned and Iranian diplomats have been expelled as spies.

Sunni Kuwait is suing a Shiite paper that characterized Saudi involvement in quelling Shiite protests as an "Invasion" of the Sunni-ruled nation.
Press Without Borders chides Bahrain for trials of bloggers, slams Kuwait for arresting journalist who criticized the prime minister.

Cairo has rolled up the red carpet and said that Damascus-based Hamas political bureau chief Khaled Mashaal is unwelcome.

Kuwaiti, Jordanian and Saudi officials gave US leaders Obama and Clinton the same message: more pressure on Israel, now.
