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
Mahdi Abu deeb Jalila Al-Salman (Vice President) (Bahrain Teachers […] Read more
Ahmed Ali Gulf military intervention in Bahrain as an example Contents Introduction Sovereignty, Intervention, and the Faux Prohibition Sovereignty and the Law of Interv... Read more
Introduction Bahrain is an archipelago where the Islamic Republic of Iran lies at the end of one shore and the Arab States (Iraq, Kuwait, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab E... Read more
1.Introduction Influential countries in the region such as the Islamic Republic of Iran have had specific attitudes regarding the significant developments in Arab countries, starting... 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
Contents I- Challenges and facts - Arab Spring Revolutions – Strategic void - Military exhaustion II-Dilemmas - The legitimacy dilemma - The security dilemma III-Scenar... Read more
This report discusses a series of expectations and challenges that face Bahrain’s economy in 2015 in the light of fierce regional competition and complex international conditions like the dr... 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
