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Bahrain
Saudi Arabia drafts in up to 10,000 troops ahead of protests
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Bahrain
US wavers on ‘regime change’
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Bahrain
Pressure for change builds across Arab world
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Bahrain
Arab unrest propels Iran as Saudi influence declines
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Bahrain
Experts say Gaddafi relying on paramilitary forces, foreign mercenaries to crush protests
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Bahrain
The government freed more than 50 political prisoners, including an opposition leader and 23 Shia accused of plotting to overthrow the government, in an attempt to appease protesters. The government also said it would permit peaceful demonstrations.
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Bahrain
Graphic: Political unrest in North Africa and the Middle East
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Bahrain
Bahrain king releases political prisoners
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Bahrain
Protesters reestablished camps in the central square in Manama after police withdrew, and have set conditions for talks with the government. Crown Prince Khalifah has ordered the military to return to their barracks.
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Iran
Unrest encircles Saudis, stoking sense of unease
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Bahrain
WikiLeaks: Bahrain opposition ‘received training from Hizbollah’
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Bahrain
Troops opened fire on protesters in Manama; 66 people were wounded. The crown prince went on national TV to say it is “time for dialogue, not fighting.”
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Bahrain
Riot police killed six people and wounded dozens more while storming a camp run by anti-government protesters in the capital of Manama. Clashes are being reported in other areas of the city.
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Bahrain
Thousands of protesters took to the streets of the capital city of Manama for the third day straight. Several people were killed by security forces during the first two days of protests.
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Bahrain
US military HQ in Mideast watching Gulf unrest
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Egypt
Egypt leaders found ‘off’ switch for Internet
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Al Qaeda
Egypt – The beginning of a new struggle
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Bahrain
Gulf leaders hear rumblings of dissent
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Bahrain
Iran rules out halting nuclear enrichment
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Bahrain
WikiLeaks silver lining: Unanimity on Iran
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United Arab Emirates
Bahrain, UAE seek to beef up missile capabilities as Iran tensions arise
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Qatar
Qatar: a tiny state with global ambitions
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Bahrain
A court charged 23 Shia political activists with counts of terrorism, forming a terrorist group, and conspiring against the government. The men are thought to be members of the political opposition.
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United States
How arms deals are shaping the Mideast
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Bahrain
Bahrain Shiites live in fear of arrests, detention, torture
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Bahrain
Bridging the Gulf: Bahrain’s big experiment with democracy
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Bahrain
Bahraini authorities accused 23 Shia activists who are protesting the Sunni-dominated government of being members of a “sophisticated terrorist network.” The suspects are said to have been planning to overthrow the government, conduct violent acts, and use a propaganda campaign against the current regime.
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Bahrain
Bahrain accuses Shia activists of ‘terror campaign’
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Bahrain
Bahrain arrests Shiite clerics on security suspicions
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Bahrain
Bahrain feels the heat from Iran
