Suicide bombing at a Cafe Kills 39 in Iraq’s Kirkuk

Suicide bombing kills 18 in Iraq's Kirkuk: officialsJNN 14 July 2013 Baghdad : A suicide bomber targeting a cafe in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk on Friday killed at least 39 people and wounded 28, police and medical sources said. Continue reading →

Kuwait’s Amir Dissolves the Parliament 2nd time in a year

JNN 12 Oct 2012 Kuwait : Kuwait’s ruler ordered the dissolution of parliament on Sunday, a senior government minister said, opening the way to a parliamentary election in the major oil-producing Gulf Arab state after months of political deadlock. Continue reading →

Kuwait's Amir Dissolves the Parliament 2nd time in a year

JNN 12 Oct 2012 Kuwait : Kuwait’s ruler ordered the dissolution of parliament on Sunday, a senior government minister said, opening the way to a parliamentary election in the major oil-producing Gulf Arab state after months of political deadlock. Continue reading →

Kuwaitis hold Demo to Demand more Democratic & Electoral Reforms

 

JNN 15 Sept 2012 Kuwait : Over 3,000 demonstrators gathered in Determination Square of Kuwait City opposite the parliament late Monday to protest for More Democratic and Electoral reforms. Continue reading →

Kuwaiti ruler accepts resignation of 9th successive cabinet in 6 Months

JNN 02 July 2012 Kuwait : Kuwaiti ruler Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah has accepted the resignation of the ninth cabinet led by Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber al-Mubarak al-Sabah. Continue reading →

Kuwaiti also join the Uprising club , call for Protest on 8 Mar

JNN 3 Mar 2011 : A wave of pro-democracy protests across the Arab world is expected to hit Kuwait as young activists have launched a campaign to stage a demonstration, calling on the prime minister to step down. Continue reading →

Kuwaiti also join the Uprising club , call for Protest on 8 Mar

JNN 3 Mar 2011 : A wave of pro-democracy protests across the Arab world is expected to hit Kuwait as young activists have launched a campaign to stage a demonstration, calling on the prime minister to step down. Continue reading →