Bahraini authorities abuse and threaten children detained in connection with protests and other forms of political expression ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

Bahraini authorities have arrested a human rights activist and former political prisoner over social media posts, according ...

Protesters in Bahrain continue to push for democratic reforms in the country, and police have stepped up a brutal crackdown ahead of the upcoming Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix. Last year ...

The Kingdom of Bahrain announced on Monday the release of 1,584 prisoners, some of whom were serving life sentences and others who had been convicted in relation to the protests of 2011.

ALBAWABA - While Israeli troops and Jewish settlers try to push out Palestinians out of their homes in the Sheikh Jarrar neighborhood of occupied East Jerusalem Bahrain is welcoming Israeli Prime ...

Iranian demonstrators wave Bahraini flags during a protest held in response to a government call to protest a plan to unite Bahrain with Saudi Arabia (AFP) In Iran, thousands of protesters also ...

Last week, Sheikh Salman urged his supporters to press ahead with protests over democratic demands in Bahrain. The ruling Al Khalifa regime has launched a heavy-handed crackdown on the peaceful ...

Hundreds of Iraqis have meanwhile demonstrated outside the Bahraini embassy in Baghdad in support of the Bahrain protesters Iraqi followers of Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr protest in front of the ...

As unrest continues to sweep the Middle East, protesters plan to unite in Vancouver to support those behind anti-government uprisings in Libya, Yemen, and Bahrain. Local rally organizer Abdu ...

These are the questions that Formula 1 and all those involved have wrestled with since the Bahrain Grand Prix was put back on the calendar for this year. At what point does a political issue ...