Manama, Dec. 21 (BNA): Minister of Information, Ali bin Mohammed Al Romaihi, has underlined the congruence of visions and uniformity of goals between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Hashemite Kingdom ... ( read original story ...)
Bahrain’s King eager to attract Jewish tourism with new plan
Jewish Tourism Initiative has brought together entities from rabbis to hotels and tourism authorities to tap into a previously inaccessible market. ( read original story ...)
What Is Bahrain’s Saraya al-Mukhtar Militia?
WASHINGTON - The U.S. State Department this week designated as a terrorist organization a Bahrain-based Shi’ite militant group known as Saraya al-Mukhtar (SM) for allegedly receiving “financial and ... ( read original story ...)
Mongolia reimposes lockdown in capital to contain COVID-19 resurge
The Mongolian government on Monday decided to reimpose lockdown measures here in the capital city starting Wednesday to curb resurging local COVID-19 cases. The measures of "a state of public disaster ... ( read original story ...)
New Lincoln Project Ad Urges Georgia to Vote Out Trump Allies in Senate Runoff Elections
"Georgia just voted out the politics of hate, bigotry and anger, and choose the clear pather for better lives for all Georgians, not just the filthy rich, not just the privileged few," the ... ( read original story ...)
Loeffler’s wealth, Trump loyalty face scrutiny in Georgia
In the fight to retain her U.S. Senate seat, Republican Kelly Loeffler has boasted she is “more conservative than Attila the Hun” and has a “100% Trump voting record.” She has backed the president's ... ( read original story ...)
Man dragged Georgia deputy for 30 feet while fleeing traffic stop, police say
A man in Georgia was taken into custody after he dragged a deputy "approximately 30 feet" while fleeing a traffic stop, police say. ( read original story ...)
Super PACs, billionaire donors, and out-of-state interest groups flood Georgia Senate runoffs
Political heavyweights, high-dollar donors, and special interest groups all have Georgia on their minds. They have pivoted from the presidential election and zeroed in on a pair of U.S. Senate runoff ... ( read original story ...)
Ron Insana: If Democrats Stage an Upset Win in Georgia, It May Not Be the Market Headwind You Think
Single party rule has its advantages which, in this case, may surprise many in Washington but will most certainly surprise many, many more on Wall Street. ( read original story ...)
Georgia Runoff Hopeful Jon Ossoff Questions $600 Stimulus Checks: ‘Really?’
The Democrat challenger has previously criticized incumbent Republican Sen. David Perdue (R-GA) over the delay in a relief package being signed off. ( read original story ...)