Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim described the participation of the people of Bahrain in the upcoming elections as a "service to injustice".

Former Al-Asala MP Ibrahim Bu Sandal said the cost of teaching the children of foreigners working in the government reaches about BD 70 million a year, calling for Bahrainizing governmental jobs.

McLaren, luxury automotive manufacturer, recorded semi-annual losses of around £120 million (BD52 million), contrary to the company's announced outlook.

Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society said that it will consider September 15 of each year "A Day of Betrayal", indicating that it will become "the title of shameful anniversary in which the regime signed the normalization agreement with the usurping Zionist entity," according to a statement issued by the society.

Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) Samir Nass confirmed that private companies will participate in the implementation of alternative sanctions, amid fears of violating labor laws.

Bahrain Mirror: The Bahraini authorities held the family of human rights activist Yousef Al-Houri in Bahrain for days. Al-Houri, who resides in Germany, his wife and five children hold the German nationality, however, his wife and two of the children also hold Bahraini nationality.

Jared Kushner, former US President Donald Trump's son-in-law and adviser, published his memoir entitled "Breaking History: A White House Memoir".

Bahraini Ambassador to Israel, Khalid Yousif Al-Jalahma, discussed ways to bolster space cooperation with Israel during a meeting with the CEO of Bahrain's National Space Science Agency (NSSA) Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Asiri, state news agency (BNA) reported.

Sayed Haidar Al-Sitri, one of the most prominent 90s uprising symbols who demanded the return of parliamentary life, died on Wednesday (August 31, 2022).

Bahrain's normalization move with Israel was only an expression of its serious search for an ally to confront Iran in a region from which the United States is gradually withdrawing, but the ruling family will use normalization to go beyond what many imagine.

Sheikh Khalifa bin Ahmed bin Abdullah Al Khalifa will not build his commercial complex on the land of Block 243 in Arad after he was forced to withdraw it under popular pressure, but instead he will now build the "Jewish Neighborhood" in the capital, Manama.

When reading the story of the occupation of Palestine from the very beginning, one will be convinced without a doubt that the Israeli entity today, in the Gulf, scrupulously follows this former scheme.

In late 2006, Muharraq Governor Salman bin Hindi made a statement that stirred public opinion, when he made the governorate's approval a condition to sell any of Muharraq's real estates. This was considered as an official ban on real estate trading in the area.

The Egyptian Cairo Criminal Court sentenced on Sunday (August 28, 2022) Judge Sami Mahmoud Abdulrahim, who served as a judge in Bahrain for years and issued harsh sentences against Bahraini dissidents, to 24 years in prison, after being convicted in cases of bribery and possession of weapons and drugs.

Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim said the Jewish neighborhood, which is to be established by the Bahraini government on the land of Manama, is a replacement of the Islamic and Arab national identity.

Preacher of Diraz Mosque, Sheikh Ali Al-Sadadi, wondered why the Bahraini authorities did not lift the travel ban to Iran and Iraq.

Families of detainees in Jaw Central Prison said they tried to deliver a letter to Prime Minister Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa's office demanding revealing the fate of 14 political detainees with whom contact had been cut off.

Information revealed that the Jaw Prison administration has started implementing the open prisons program that allows prison inmates to spend a large part of the day at their homes, work sites or schools.

The Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs called on political societies to abide by the Political Societies Law, which prohibits them from meeting with diplomatic missions without coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The Government could have remained silent and issued no statement on the financial savings made by the state treasury with the increase of oil prices, instead of declaring false figures.