With a popular, reform-minded crown prince newly installed as prime minister, and a decade passed since the Arab Spring, Bahrain should be well placed to cast off the painful legacy of its uprising.
SITA helps Bahrain International Airport enhance operational efficiency to meet new standards required during COVID-19
Travel PR News/ — Bahrain International Airport’s new Passenger Terminal includes SITA Smart Path biometrics, SITA F …
Injured Alonso should be fit for Bahrain says doctor
Fernando Alonso may be heading into surgery on Friday to repair a potentially broken jaw and teeth. The Spanish sports daily Marca said doctors are optimistic that Alonso, whose injuries are …
A decade after 2011 protests, Bahrain suppresses all dissent
Authorities in Bahrain have increasingly sought to erase memories of the mass protests that threatened the Sunni monarchy’s grip on power a decade ago …
Egypt, Bahrain adopt ‘wait and see’ approach to reconciliation with Qatar
Egypt awaits Qatar to take actions on the ground in accordance with Al-Ula Declaration that ended the boycott of Doha, but amid concerns that Qatar will bail out on its commitments.
Bahrain-UK financial, economic cooperation discussed
Minister of Finance and National Economy, Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, has underlined strong historical relations between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the United Kingdom which positively …
Bahrain-UK financial, economic cooperation discussed
Minister of Finance and National Economy, Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, has underlined strong historical relations between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the United Kingdom which positively …
Bahrain 2011 protest report goes offline before anniversary
A website that hosted an independent report on Bahrain’s 2011 Arab Spring protests and the government crackdown that ended them has gone mysteriously offline just days before the 10th anniversary of t …
AlUla agreement: What does resetting ties with Qatar mean for the GCC region?
The resumption of ties with Qatar by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt will boost the regional economy with certain sectors set to witness a significant impact.
COVID-19 in GCC: Bahrain reports 759 new cases, 4 deaths
With the rise in the daily reported cases, the active cases have increased to 2,573, including 417 are critical under intensive care. The Ministry of Health registered 759 new coronavirus cases and …