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EDINBURGH: Scotland's First Minister and leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP), Nicola Sturgeon gives a thumbs-up on the steps of her official residence Bute House in Edinburgh yesterday following the party's landslide victory in the Scottish parliament elections. - AFPn

Scotland vote may fuel independence clash
KOLKATA: Voters queue up to cast their ballot during the final phase of West Bengal's state legislative assembly elections in Kolkata yesterday.-AFPn

Millions vote in final phase of marathon India election
GAZA CITY: Khalil Al-Hayya, senior leader and top Hamas legislative candidate, smiles during an interview with AFP at his office in Gaza City on Wednesday.-AFPn

Hamas warns against delaying next month's Palestinian vote
An Israeli Bedouin casts his ballot yesterday in the Bedouin town of Rahat on the fourth national election in two years. - AFPnn

Israelis vote to decide Netanyahu's fate
SION: A picture in Sion shows Jean-Luc Addor, of the populist right-wing Swiss People's Party (SVP) posing in his office ahead of a vote by Swiss citizen on Sunday on whether to ban full facial coverings in public places.-AFPn

Swiss to vote on 'burqa ban' plan Sunday amid mixed views
NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar: Myanmar's military spokeperson Brigadier-General Zaw Min Tun speaks during a press briefing at the Defense Service Museum in Naypyidaw yesterday.-AFP n

Myanmar army raises prospect of coup after voter-fraud claims
Children ride bicyles and citizens of the Southern-Bosnian town of Mostar walk on city's main promenade, on December 7, 2020. - Mostar is the only Bosnian city that has not held local elections in 12 years. Split into Croat and Bosniak zones by the Dayton Peace Agreement, which ended Bosnia's war 25 years ago, the town is a symbol of the broken politics that has haunted the Balkan state ever since. With two nationalist parties in power and unable to agree on voting rules, Mostar has not held local elections since 2008. (Photo by ELVIS BARUKCIC / AFP)

Mostar, symbol of Bosnia's divides, to vote after 12 years
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Malaysia ministers vote in parliament in protective gear
Kuwaiti women, wearing protective masks amid the COVID-19 pandemic, display their passports as they wait to cast their votes at a polling station in Kuwait City during parliamentary elections on December 5, 2020. - Kuwait's parliamentary elections have started under the shadow of Covid-19, with facilities laid on for citizens infected with the disease to vote in special polling stations. The oil-rich country has enforced some of the strictest regulations in the Gulf to combat the spread of the coronavirus, imposing a months-long nationwide lockdown earlier this year. (Photo by Yasser Al-Zayyat / AFP)

Kuwaitis turn out to vote in good numbers at 2020 elections
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Mohammad Al-Wasmi, Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs.
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OPEC Secretary-General Haitham Al-Ghais.
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Automak’s founding members, including Group President Hussam Fawzi Al-Kharafi and CEO Ghazi Al-Omar, along with ROX Motor’s representatives, CEO and Co-founder Yan Feng, and Vice President Wu Yue, during the launch ceremony.
Automak launches ROX Motor in Kuwait with all-new ROX01 model
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DOHA: Kuwait’s Minister of Interior Sheikh Fahad Yusuf Saud Al-Sabah speaks at the 41st meeting of the Interior Ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council. — KUNA photos
Interior minister calls for uniting GCC security efforts
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TUNIS: President of Tunisia Kais Saied receives Kuwaiti Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdullah Al-Yahya. — KUNA
Tunisian president receives Kuwaiti foreign minister