Kuwait's cabinet has resigned and parliament has been dissolved, triggering early elections.
The moves follow disputes between MPs and the government over fuel price increases in the oil-rich country.
State-run TV cited a "lack of co-operation".
As oil prices around the world stay low,Kuwait's government has cut some benefits including fuel subsidies, hiking the cost of petrol by up to 80%. This led to growing dissent.
The government would have completed its normal four-year term in July next year.
MPs in the current parliament are widely regarded as pro-government but have filed three requests to ask ministers about the price rises.
After an emergency government meeting on Sunday afternoon Kuwait's emir, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah, issued a decree dissolving the national assembly "given the circumstances in the region".
The state-run television channel and news agency announced that the entire cabinet had resigned.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-37671913

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Nigeria parliament in the real sense.....wetin kwansighn them with how much oil cost?.even if its one dollar per barrel sell it and bring there wardrobe alawai complete