GCC Media and the Language of Racism
CHRISTINA HEBERT: “Aren’t they people too?” He was a man. She was a woman. Their lives mattered. Let’s show that they did.
The Kuwaiti Elections: Tribal and Bitter
DAVID ROBERTS: Until these groups can come together bitter arguments, recriminations and stalled political and economic sectors will typify Kuwait.
Islamists Gain Power in Kuwait Parliament
ANALYSIS: The Islamist led opposition has scored big in the Kuwaiti election to parliament. Will they work with cabinet or confront it?
Analysis: Kuwaiti Bidoon Gain Citizenship
The Kuwaiti Authorities have finally got round to addressing the citizenship issue of the stateless bidoon. Is everyone satisfied?
News Analysis: Kuwait Parliament Stormed
Following months of protests outside the Kuwaiti parliament the lid finally came off and a group of protestors stormed the gates. What does this mean?
GCC: Winds of Change Kept At Bay – At What Price?
JAMES M. DORSEY: Their reluctance to be proactive rather than reactive has so far shielded the GCC from the revolt. The question is for how long, and what’s the price?
The Mess that Is Kuwait. Who Can Sort it Out?
DAVID ROBERTS: Allegations of corruption have been swirling around Kuwait’s parliament for a very long time now. It’s time that the issue was treated seriously.
The Dangerous Spiral in Kuwait Iraq Relations
DAVID ROBERTS: There seems to be little attention paid to the continuing worsening in relations between Kuwait and Iraq. That may change as we appear to be entering a downward spiral.
Kuwait Reaps the Sectarian Gulf Whirlwind
DAVID ROBERTS: Kuwait’s Parliament is undergoing another crisis. What are the key issues which so frequently flare-up and cause such anguish?
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