Kuwait opposition boycotts parliamentary vote Kuwait’s constitutional court has declared a parliamentary election held in February as void and has restored the previous assembly.
The opposition, which claimed a victory in poll said they would abide by the courts decision.
The decision was taken as tensions between Islamic lawmakers and the government are on the rise.
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