(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - The Bahraini national opposition parties stressed that the political majority of the people will remain in streets and will not give up on its rightful demands for real democracy like the world nations, in which the final say is for the people. These demands have been repeatedly and very clearly announced and are understood by everyone.In the final communiqué of yesterday's mass protest march which took place in Sitra within the opposition's 16 day program of demonstration Read more [...]

Bahrain in bid to protect freedom of expression Manama, 1 hours, 48 minutes ago A Supreme Authority for Information and Communications will be established in Bahrain - to protect freedom of expression. Chaired by HRH Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa, the weekly Cabinet meeting approved a draft decree to launch the initiative, our sister newspaper, the Gulf Daily News reported. The planned Authority will be mandated to propose information Read more [...]

Exporters look for options after causeway crisis Manama, 1 hours, 26 minutes ago Bahrain’s leading exporters are considering defeat and looking for alternative routes to bypass the chaos caused by truckers waiting to cross into Saudi Arabia. They have been exploring other options, including shipping their products through sea, as the ongoing crisis at the King Fahad Causeway continues to cost them millions of dinars in business, our sister newspaper, Read more [...]

Opposition negotiator Abdulnabi Salman, from the Democratic Progressive Tribune group, told reporters after the session: "So far so good, and we will continue for the next session, but there is no guarantee that we will continue forever."Asked if he thought government negotiators had showed they were serious, Salman said: "Not yet. For me they didn't show us that ... But they showed us that they can listen to us, which is a positive step." The main opposition Wefaq movement has commanded nearly half Read more [...]

Those here in London stood by them any way they could. Many are political exiles whose lives are at risk, others have had their citizenship revoked. From sit-ins to protests to climbing the Bahraini embassy. They kept the message alive whatever the weather.And the rain couldn't stop them from coming out on the second anniversary of the revolution. As talks of more reconciliation talks reverberate. These protesters are reiterating their firm demands. Where other uprisings have received regional and Read more [...]

(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - The protesters criticized the silence of western countries, including Britain, over the Bahraini regime’s human rights abuses, calling on the west to end its support for the dictatorship. The demonstrators who were carrying pictures of those who were killed or politically imprisoned during anti-regime uprisings in Bahrain, also chanted slogans condemning the west’s arms sales to the regime. The rally was held on Thursday in solidarity with the Bahraini revolution as Read more [...]