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From Economist.com
Apr 14th 2010

A general election in Kuwait
A recent general election may not make the government more effective
From The Economist print edition
May 21st 2009

Four women become MPs in Kuwait's election
The victory of four women in the election reflects a popular shift against Islamist conservatives
From The Economist print edition
May 17th 2009

Land grabs in Cambodia
Disputes erupt over plans to invest millions in rice farming
From The Economist print edition
Apr 23rd 2009

The dissolution of Kuwait's parliament
The emir of Kuwait has dissolved parliament, again
From The Economist print edition
Mar 18th 2009

Labour rations in the Gulf
Gulf Arab states are fretting at the rising number of foreign workers
From The Economist print edition
Sep 1st 2008

Kuwait's election
An experiment in democracy fails to inspire the neighbours
From The Economist print edition
May 22nd 2008

Kuwait holds a parliamentary election
Kuwait holds a parliamentary election
From Economist.com
May 15th 2008

Kuwait prepares for a parliamentary election
Kuwait prepares for a parliamentary election
From Economist.com
May 4th 2008

Banking on women in the Gulf
Women in the Gulf seek to prise open the male-dominated world of banking
From The Economist print edition
Apr 10th 2008

Arab sovereign-wealth funds are still eyed with suspicion
Arab sovereign-wealth funds are still eyed with suspicion
From The Economist print edition
Feb 26th 2008

Investments by Gulf countries in poorer places
The Gulf's rich are beginning to invest in dowdier places as well
From The Economist print edition
Feb 21st 2008

America in the Middle East
A new sort of cold war stalks the region
From The Economist print edition
Aug 2nd 2007

Tracking the oil trail
Where do the Gulf states invest their immense wealth?
From The Economist print edition
Jun 7th 2007

New era in Kuwait
Monarchs of the Gulf have been proving mortal
From The Economist print edition
Jan 19th 2006

Kuwait's booming hotels
Events in Iraq have given Kuwait one of the world's perkiest hotel markets
From The Economist print edition
Mar 25th 2004

Kuwait's high-tech vote-riggers
With the help of a mobile phone
From The Economist print edition
Jul 3rd 2003

Kuwait, America and Iraq
Kuwait looks forward to war, though harbouring a doubt or two
From The Economist print edition
Feb 20th 2003

Anti-terrorism in the Gulf
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Yemen have to admit that all is not as it should be
From The Economist print edition
Nov 21st 2002

Time travellers
The Gulf states have come a long way, fast. Now they need to think about where they are going, says Max Rodenbeck
From The Economist print edition
Mar 21st 2002

Kuwait ten years after liberation
Kuwait celebrated 40 years of independence and ten years of restored freedom this week. It is rich again, but mired in indecision and state control
From The Economist print edition
Mar 1st 2001

Kuwait’s encouraging election
Will the country’s newly elected reformists make a real difference?
From The Economist print edition
Jul 8th 1999

Kuwaiti women get the vote
From The Economist print edition
May 20th 1999

. . . and in Kuwait
From The Economist print edition
May 6th 1999

Kuwait’s complacent princes
Kuwait dangerously fails to mend its ways
From The Economist print edition
Jun 4th 1998

Bored and drugged in Kuwait
Young Kuwaitis are a drug-dealer’s delight
From The Economist print edition
Feb 26th 1998

Kuwait prepares for the worst
From The Economist print edition
Feb 19th 1998