KUWAIT (Reuters) - Kuwait's highest court declined to approve a government bid to amend voting boundaries on Tuesday, leaving the cabinet without a clear option to break a parliamentary deadlock that has held up crucial economic bills.
The ruling is likely to defuse immediate tensions with the increasingly assertive opposition, which had promised to take to the streets if the court ruled in the government's favour.
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