Life in Bahrain is not impressed with a new increase in housing lending – as real estate prices in Bahrain hit the ceiling – and announces that he has found a job abroad and is leaving the country ...

(New York, November 12, 2008) - Bahrain's government should withdraw a threat by the interior minister to prosecute human rights activists for having met with foreign government officials while abroad ...

Although Bahrain has a number of universities, both government and private, many Bahrainis have the opportunity to go abroad to pursue undergraduate and postgraduate studies, often by means of ...

Bahrain should investigate allegations that judicial interrogators tortured and in one case sexually assaulted opposition political activists detained after violent protests last month, Human Rights ...

Rights groups warn Bahrain’s draft press law could lead to censorship and legal harassment of journalists and online creators through strict licensing and harsh penalties.

Organised by Bahrain Society of Engineers, BIPEX 2008 to be held at the Bahrain International Exhibition Centre from 23-25 October 2008 60% of the Total Exhibition Area being already sold out. Manama, ...

18 May 2008 Bahrain International Travel Expo (BITE 2008) concluded yesterday at the BIEC on a positive note with hopes of having even a bigger show in 2009.In the backdrop of record deals secured by ...

The past year has been difficult for some of Bahrain’s leading banks. Both Gulf International Bank and Arab Banking Corporation fell victim to the US sub-prime crisis: GIB undertook a $966 million ...

Bahrain claims its financial sector is still on a roll following recent big investments. Bahrain’s banking sector remains buoyant, according to the country’s Economic Development Board. The first ...