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A Beacon of Progress – Bahraini Women’s Day 2021

M December 1, 2021 0

The first of December marks the day we celebrate Bahraini women, who have always been a leading partner in the progress of our nation. The empowerment…

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“A major change” – Bahraini views on new economic recovery plan

M November 18, 2021 0

The new growth and fiscal balance plan announced earlier this month by Bahrain’s government represents a major step towards economic recovery in the Kingdom. The…

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Analysis: Bahraini views on cutting diplomatic ties with Lebanon

M November 4, 2021 0

The recent comments by Lebanon’s minister of information George Qardahi on the Yemen war sparked a series of reactions across the region. Qardahi calling it…

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Are Bahrainis really protesting normalisation with Israel?

M October 23, 2021 0

In recent weeks media coverage about protests in Bahrain against normalisation with Israel has gained some attention. The coverage of the protests was highlighted as…

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Why events in Afghanistan matter to Bahrain and the GCC

M October 10, 2021 0

The evacuation from Afghanistan would have been a lot more complicated, perhaps even impossible, without a major role played by GCC states as a stop-off…

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Analysis: Bahraini views on proposed tax increases

M October 4, 2021 0

News about a ten percent increase in value added taxes (VAT) in Bahrain, has been received by the public with a range of negative and…

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Disaster for democracy: Bahraini views on Taliban take-over

M October 4, 2021 0

The recent developments in Kabul have left the world puzzled and disturbed over the future of the Afghan people. Bahrainis, along with other observers, have…

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Iran under Raisi will be more brutal and dangerous than ever

M July 24, 2021 0

Iranian opposition sources warn that in south-west Iran, security forces opened fire on Arab-majority protestors, killing several individuals. Demonstrators were raising their concerns about chronic…

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“An endless conflict” – Bahraini views on Palestine-Israel tensions

M June 29, 2021 0

The recent violence between Palestinians and Israelis has been the subject of much attention and debate from the public all across the Middle East, and…

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Semi-lockdown introduced amid rising COVID cases

M June 2, 2021 0

Bahrain announced that all businesses, educational facilities and unnecessary services will be closed for a two week period from May 28 to June 10. The…

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