After the publication of Sarah bin Ashoor’s Op-Ed, Bahrain’s Hijacked Reform Efforts, the New York Times was bombarded on social media with harsh statements dismissing…
The opposition throughout the three-year crisis has been unashamed of deliberately falsifying statistics, in order to back-up its thesis of “bloody repression”. For a brief…
A discussion with Suhail Algosaibi; Chairman of the Bahrain Foundation for Reconciliation and Civil Discourse - by Citizens for Bahrain. The Bahrain Foundation for Reconciliation…
The recent official visit to India led by King Hamad has shown that after 40 years of bilateral relations, cooperation between Bahrain and India is…
Iranian officials have announced that the Vienna nuclear talks with the five permanent members of the Security Council and Germany (P5+1) have resulted in the…
Bahrain’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry has seen women winning key seats at their recent board elections; with four members now in place to play…
Many Bahrainis noticed a very different manner in which the recent 14 February rioting was policed. During major bouts of rioting during 2013, for those…
In recent weeks, Citizens for Bahrain has been one of the few Bahraini organizations coming out loudly in support of the Crown Prince’s initiative to…
20 year-old Ahmed Ali Al Nashaba, a Bahraini national, was abducted on 28 January 2014 from Linton University in Kuala Lampur, where he studies electrical…
Bahrain will shortly endure the fourth February 14 of political unrest – the date when protests were sparked across the Kingdom. Here Citizens for Bahrain…