Women in National Parliaments, 2005

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The interregnum: an amiri decision to dissolve parliament has turned the Kuwaiti political scene on its head.(POLITICAL BRIEFING: KUWAIT) (MEED Middle East Economic Digest)

First steps on the road to reform: Kuwait's successful recovery from the damage caused by the Iraqi invasion has been laudable, but gridlock in parliament risks the state being left behind economically.(GOVERNANCE) (MEED Middle East Economic Digest)

Is this the last chance for Project Kuwait? The deadlock on Project Kuwait could soon be broken. There is still strong opposition in parliament, but failure at this point will be bad for everyone.(The Last Word)(international oil company) (MEED Middle East Economic Digest)

JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS: MEPS REPORT BACK ON VISIT TO LAMPEDUSA IMMIGRANT HOLDING CENTRE.(Members of the European Parliament) (Europe-East)

Statement on the passing of the NGO Bill by the Parliament of Zimbabwe.(NEWS CLIPPINGS) (Sister Namibia)

Ruddock takes fight to streets: having forced her local authority recycling Bill through Parliament, Joan Ruddock sees doorstep collections as crucial to success.(profile) (Precision Marketing)

HEALTH : MEPS URGE ACTION TO TACKLE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.(members of the European Parliament) (European Social Policy)

First National WOMEN'S HEALTH ROUNDTABLE and Reception on Parliament Hill (Canadian Women's Health Network)

A Former MP Remembers a Former PM (Journal of Canadian Studies)

Zimbabwe: Women MPs Bond to Swell Numbers (Women's Feature Service)