Abbas Busafwan is a bahraini Journalist. based in London, Heads the Bahrain Center for Studies in London (BCSL), writes in the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar. Producer and presenter of of many political programs on the satellite news channel. Previously: Director of news and programs in the channel LUALUA TV, editor of the economic markets, deputy managing editor at Al-Ayyam newspaper, Head of the local news section in Al-Wasat newspaper.
Email: abbasbusafwan@bcsl.org.uk
To download the book, click here Dedication To the martyrs of the Pearl Revolution, may they always be remembered. Table of Contents Introduction Chapter One: HYPOTHESIS, The King is the Ca... Read more
Interview by: Lachin Rezaian Head the Bahrain Centre for Studies in London (BCSL) Abbas Busafwan condemned the West and UN’s hypocritical acts based on double standards, which seeks fr... Read more
Abbas Busafwan / Stephan Rosiny Abstract Bahrain was among the first Arab Spring countries in which mass protests arose in February 2011. The authoritarian monarchy, which excludes vast segm... Read more
It is now obvious that the Bahrain opposition is categorized by Gulf, Arab and international levels as being dependent on Iran. we should stop at this carefully especially that in my opinion... Read more
In the GCC summit held in Doha recently, leaders approved the establishment of an Interpol for Gulf countries which will be based in Abu Dhabi. They called it “maintenance of interna... Read more
In 2004, an American activist, who was keeping an eye on Bahrain’s case, told me after he finished a meeting at the US Embassy in Manama, that the role of the ambassador... Read more
What mystery lies behind the migration of Sunni Arabs from Bahrain to Qatar? And how is this related to the Gulf Qatari relations? At a time whenBahraini authorities chose to threaten those... Read more
While the ruling family in Bahrain views December 16 as a glorious national day worth celebrating, widespread sectors of the opposition celebrate martyrs day on December 17 every year. It is... Read more
Instituting division in Bahrain: Boycott and popular referendum Vs government elections 1-Elections: a boring, recurring game 2-Terrorizing boycotters: a catastrophic failure 3-The national... Read more
1-Introduction 2-The forced absence versus nonexistence of the Muslim Brotherhood 3-The absence of Salafist leaders 1-Introduction In the 2014 Council of Representatives, the absence... Read more
