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Qatar's constitutional amendments referendum, held on Wednesday, passed with a 90.6% approval. The amendments abolish legislative elections for the Shura Council, replacing them with appointed roles. The decision follows Qatar's first-ever elections in 2021, which sparked tribal tensions.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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