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Bahrain Opposition Groups Try to Sabotage National Dialogue
Nothing seems amiss in the aims of the dialogue. Yet, since the start of the dialogue and even a few days before that, certain groups within the opposition, Al Wefaq - the largest of them all - among them, have been behaving in a manner which is not
F1 Cancellation of Race in Bahrain Draws Criticism
In this context one finds it quite bizarre that the F1 governing body, through Bernie Ecclestone, who represents the holders of Formula One's commercial rights, should have first agreed a revised of October-end to the Bahrain event
Sense of Hope and Optimism in Bahrain
The move was announced by the Bahraini King on June 1 while declaring an end to the State of National Safety. Since then a number of confidence-building measures have been taken by the government ranging from the release of prisoners, granting of ba
US Rights Reaction on Bahrain Unwarranted
But while taking this obnoxious step, the US has overlooked a number of conciliatory measures the Kingdom has taken on the ground ranging from the lifting of the State of National Safety to offering to open a dialogue with the opposition of every hu
Journalists Short of Facts Have to Rely on Fish-Market Lingo
Journalists like to play with words as it suits them. Men of Fisk's ilk never said the US 'invaded and occupied' Iraq though it was nothing short of that. Instead, they called it an operation to bring freedom to Iraq. What cheek.
