Bahrain is once again gripped with violence after police fired on protesters outside the home of a popular cleric. Five people have been killed when police opened fire on protesters in Bahrain on Tuesday, as [ More … ]
Bahrain’s government approved a constitutional change which will allow military courts to try civilians, the kingdom’s latest rollback on reforms made after Arab Spring protests in 2011. Bahrain’s military courts are now authorised to try [ More … ]
BY: Yasin Aktay* President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s Gulf visit to Bahrain, Qatar and Saudi Arabia began a day after the announcement that the referendum ballot on the new constitution will be held on April 16, and [ More … ]
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