Bahrain's crown prince: Too early to join talks

Bahrain's crown prince says there will be "a time and a place" for him to participate in the slow-moving political dialogue in the divided Gulf nation but not yet.

Bahrain snub irks UN rights envoy

The UN's envoy on torture voiced his "deep disappointment" Wednesday after Bahrain, rocked by renewed clashes between security forces and pro-democracy activists, postponed his planned visit.

Clashes in Bahrain ahead of Formula One

Opposition youths skirmished with police after 10,000 Bahrainis rallied peacefully for democracy on Friday (April 21), two days before a Formula One car race that puts the Gulf Arab kingdom in the global spotlight.

Bahrain hosts F1 race amid tensions, protests

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Bahrain F1 race to go ahead amid tensions, protests

Bahrain's controversial Formula One race will go ahead on Sunday despite opposition protests and street violence plaguing the island kingdom more than two years after pro-democracy protests began.

Clashes ahead of Bahrain Grand Prix

Formula One race to go ahead despite violence between anti-government protesters and police near the capital Manama.

Bahraini regime refuses to return protester's dead body

The Bahraini regime has refused to return the body of a 20-year-old protester shot dead by Saudi-backed security forces during an anti-government protest. Mourners took to the streets on SaturdayThe victim is the third Bahraini protester killed in less than 10 days

Bahraini forces killed 8-year-old boy

A 8-year-old Bahraini boy killed due to the inhalation of poisonous tear gas that riot police used during a protest in January 2013.

Saudi Arabia aids Al Khalifa to crush Bahrain protests

A report on December 26 revealed that a Saudi military unit established by the late Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz, has been assisting Bahrain's Al Khalifa regime in its crackdown on anti-regime protesters.

Mistreatment and Torture by Bahrain's Security Forces Continues

Bahrain's Arab Spring started almost two years ago. Since the government outlawed the mainly peaceful demonstrations. At least 80 people have died since the start of the unrest in February 2011

Bahrain Shiite activist Rajab on hunger strike

Bahraini Shiite rights activist Nabeel Rajab has gone on hunger strike, a local rights group said Saturday, just two days after he was briefly released from jail to attend his mother's funeral.

Bahrain police, protesters clash in Sanabis

Riot police in Bahrain used water cannons and tear gas on Friday to disperse hundreds of anti-government protesters trying to reach a heavily guarded site that was once the hub of their uprising

Bahraini police, protesters clash after funeral

Police in Bahrain clashed with mourners at a funeral for a 23-year-old man with sickle cell anemia who died in custody, officials said Tuesday.

Bahraini forces fire tear gas at anti-regime protest in Manama

UN: Bahrain cracks down on critics

UN says Bahrain government has cracking down on critics,.The United Nations has singled out nations for cracking down on critics, saying most of those countries' governments are going unpunished for their acts of reprisal.

U N High Commissioner says Bahrain detention sentences ‘regrettable’

We live in world with UNunited nation,in one hands US say Bahrain detention sentences ‘regrettable’ and in the other hands United States and other western countries helps bahriani goverment to kill civils and demostrators .

CNN whitewashing Bahrain dictatorship

CNN is seriously compromising its journalism in Bahrain and other Arab States. The Guardian correspondent indicates CNNi's pursuit of and reliance on revenue from Middle East regimes increased significantly after the 2008 financial crisis, which caused the network to suffer significant losses in corporate sponsorships.

Bahrain upholds jail sentences of activists

A Bahrain court yesterday upheld jail terms against 13 leading opposition figures, including seven facing life in prison, over charges of plotting to overthrow the Gulf monarchy, lawyers said. The opposition swiftly condemned the “vindictive” rulings and accused the court of staging “mock trials”, while London-based Amnesty International called for the defendants to be quickly released as the verdicts were “outrageous”. The defendants who played leading roles in month-long protests last year demanding democratic reforms did not turn up in the appeals court, the lawyers said.

UK , Bahrain cooperation

Bahrain government continue to crush protesters recently an 11-year-old boy arrested on charges of taking part in street protest in Bahrain. During clashes UK sent forces to Bahrain to prevent uprising

Bahrain signs point to growth of conflict

As the Bahraini authorities try to paint a picture of a country returning to normality after the wrenching protests of last year, events on the ground point to a different interpretation.

Your Syria Is My Bahrain

The United States and other Western countries have been highly critical of Russia for supporting the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad. There are, however, some uncomfortable similarities between Russian policy toward Syria and U.S. policy toward Bahrain.

Are you paying attention to Syria?

As most of you realize, Syria is one of the seven countries that General Wesley Clark mentioned we intended to take over. In order to do that we need an excuse, of course. And the best excuse is a civil war.

50 political detainee children in bahrain

Human rights groups suggest that one hundred children has arrested since Bahrain's revolution started in 2010 and half of them(about 50) are still in Al-khalifa jails

Bahrain police cracks down on protesters

Riot police in Bahrain fired tear gas and stun grenades Friday as tens of thousands of protesters staged the biggest anti-government demonstrations in weeks.Bahrain has experienced near daily protests for 16 months

Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are one!

The impossible annexation of Bahrain to Saudi Arabia

Persian gulf cooperative council raised question about the annexation of Bahrain to Saudi Arabia

Bahrain hunger striker attends retrial in wheelchair

Bahraini rights activist Abdulahadi al-Khawaja - in third month of hunger strike - attends retrial in a wheelchair, court adjourned to 29 May say activists

Bahrain activist gets bail but still detained

Jailed Nabeel Rajab, head of Bahrain human rights group, granted $800 bail but remains jailed on a second charge.

Saudi Arabia, Bahrain expected to seek union

Saudi Arabia and Bahrain are expected to announce closer political union at a meeting of Gulf Arab leaders Monday, a Bahraini minister said, in a move dismissed by the opposition as a ruse to avoid political reform.

Snatch the baby

Tens of thousands of protesters objected to the controversial proposal to unite Bahrain with neighbouring Saudi Arabia, The opposition leaders in Bahrain call the unity proposal a sellout of the country's independence and an effort to give Saudi security forces a stronger hand in crackdowns