Local media in Bahrain are reporting that a court has ordered the country's main Shiite opposition group to be dissolved.

A Bahraini court Sunday ordered the kingdom's main opposition group Al-Wefaq to be dissolved, a judicial source said, after authorities accused it of "harboring terrorism."

A Bahraini cleric will go on trial next month on charges of collecting funds illegally and money laundering, the public prosecutor said on Saturday.

Bahraini clerics staged rally today to voice their solidarity with Bahraini Shia spiritual leader Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim.

Local Al-Watan newspaper, linked to royal court, published inflammatory article against prominent Shiite cleric Sheikh Mohammad Sanqour.

Thousands took to the streets of Bahrain to denounce sectarian oppressive policy adopted by government against Shiite majority.

Bahrain is to build a state-of-the-art nursing university in Islamabad, despite deteriorating economy.

Following a four-week pause, Friday and congregational prayers were resumed in Shiite mosques across Bahrain.

Prisoner held in Jaw Prison in very dire condition after being subjected to daliy torture.

Kuwaiti security sources said significant (undisclosed) information was revealed to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain.

King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa promotes officers involved in abuses against Bahraini citizens and detainees.

Amnesty said recorded 21 cases of travel bans on government opponents since 2015, 19 in past month alone.

Public Prosecution rejected a release request submitted by Nabeel Rajab to take part in his uncle’s funeral procession.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said that Bahrain’s claims against Iran “are false, baseless and a worn-out method.”

Reporters without Borders condemned lengthening the arrest of president of Bahrain Center for Human Rights, Nabeel Rajab.

Imams of Friday and congregational prayers announced they will resume holding prayers in Shiite mosques starting.

Nabeel Rajab said Interior Ministry officials confirmed the charges raised against him were dropped by a royal pardon.

Bahrain's National Institution for Human Rights expressed concern over increase of travel bans enforced on citizens.

Interior Ministry announced it arrested two suspects accused of "Al-Ekr Blast", the mysterious bombing that killed Fakhriya Msallam.

Bahrain has arrested two men suspected of planting a bomb that killed a Bahraini woman in late June and of having received training and support from Iran,