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Bahrain
Islamic Lending Grows as Western Banks Take Breather
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Bahrain
Arab Revolts Risk Fuelling Sectarian Tensions
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Muslim Brotherhood
Analysis: Arab revolts bring Islamist regional vision closer
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Bahrain
Hundreds of riot police fought Shiite protestors in Sitra, a poor district southeast of Manama. Sitra has long been a battleground for Shiites who feel the government has marginalized them politically and economically.
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Iran
Oman warns on military confrontation with Iran
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Bahrain
Thousands of opposition supporters rallied in the capital’s Pearl Square. One year earlier, security forces stormed the protesters’ encampment after authorities had imposed martial law.
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Bahrain
In the largest demonstration in the past year, tens of thousands of Bahrainis marched demanding democratic reforms. The march was in response to the urging of a Shia cleric for people to renew their calls for greater democracy.
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Bahrain
Thousands of protesters attempted to occupy Pearl Square in central Bahrain to mark the first anniversary of the revolt. Police responded with tear gas and stun grenades.
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Al Qaeda
US Navy: Iran prepares suicide bomb boats in Gulf
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Bahrain
Americans arrested, deported by Bahrain for supporting democracy protests
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Saudi Arabia
US Agrees to $30 Billion Arms Sale to Saudis
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Bahrain
Arab Spring and the Middle East: 2012 preview
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Bahrain
Arab Spring yields different outcomes in Bahrain, Egypt and Libya
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Bahrain
Explosives from Britain found at Bahrain airport
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Bahrain
Bahrain admits using ‘excessive force’ during protests
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Iran
William Hague does not rule out military option on Iran
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Bahrain
Five members of a terror cell have links to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, the public prosecutor’s office claimed. The cell planned to attack the Interior Ministry, the Saudi Embassy, and a causeway linking Bahrain to Saudi Arabia.
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Bahrain
Bahrain: Alleged terror cell had high Iran links
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Egypt
Report: Arab Spring upheaval cost $55bn
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Bahrain
Bahrain held parliamentary by-elections for seats vacated by Shiites after protests. Police blocked protests ahead of election. King Hamad said Bahrain recognizes the “need for reforms.” The US envoy to Bahrain urged dialogue.
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Qatar
Head of Arab broadcaster Al Jazeera resigns
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Egypt
Tumult of Arab Spring Prompts Worries in Washington
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Bahrain
If the Arab Spring Turns Ugly
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Bahrain
After Arab Revolts, Reigns of Uncertainty
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Al Qaeda
US Sees Iranian, al Qaeda Alliance
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Bahrain
Bahrain’s top cleric slams reconciliation talks
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Bahrain
Obama presses Bahrain on reform
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Bahrain
Breaking down Middle East and North Africa unrest, country by country
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Bahrain
Saudi Arabia scrambles to limit region’s upheaval
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Bahrain
Saudi bid to curb Iran worries US
