The United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Israel, and the United States Central Command's armed forces have launched multilateral maritime security operations in the Red Sea to "strengthen interoperability."

Bahrain has hired a group of banks to arrange calls with fixed income investors ahead of a planned U.S. dollar-denominated debt issuance, a term sheet reviewed by Reuters showed on Tuesday.

Official data showed, on Sunday, that the net foreign assets of the Central Bank of Bahrain decreased last September by 6.17% on a monthly basis.

Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, held on Tuesday a meeting with the Prime Minister of Israel, Naftali Bennett, at the 26th UN Climate Change Conference, in Glasgow, Scotland. The meeting between both sides coincided with the anniversary of Balfour Declaration.

Renowned executioner Badr Al-Gaith, one of those who tortured martyr Fakhrawi to death and participated in the brutal torture against martyrs Sami Mushaima and Abbas Al-Samie, died. No further information could be obtained, but it is sure that Al-Gaith died on November 1, 2021.

A Haq movement official, Abbas Al-Omran, stated that "martyr Ali Ahmad Qambar was prevented from receiving treatment inside Bahrain after returning following a period of treatment abroad."

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bahrain announced that it had asked the Lebanese ambassador to Bahrain, Milad Nammour, to leave the Kingdom within the next 48 hours.

Members of the Bahraini Society Against Normalization announced that the Bahraini Ministry of Interior had ordered them to cancel an event of solidarity with Palestinian prisoners in Israeli occupation prisons, which was announced earlier under the title, "With the prisoners we stand" and scheduled to be held on Sunday (October 30, 2021).

Official campaigns, measures, and articles are waged against Khums (Alms), while the wealth that the ruling family has put its hands on remains to be overlooked, even though this wealth concerns all Bahraini citizens.

Sheikh Abdullah Al-Daqaq, a professor in Ḥawzah in Qom (a seminary where Shi'a Muslim scholars are educated), said he has received a direct call from Sheikh Abduljalil Al-Moqdad, who has been serving a life sentence in Jaw Central Prison since 2011.

A number of Shura Council members have proposed to introduce a law to cancel the Flexible Work Permit system stipulated in the Labor Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) law.

Two days ago, an Indian employment agency published vacancies in a Bahraini oil company that it described as "leading". No one was waiting for a comment from oil sector officials, because Bahrainis are familiar with such announcements.

Al-Wefaq Secretary-General Sheikh Ali Salman sent a support letter from inside his prison cell to Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim on developments regarding the political scene.

Al-Wafaa leader Abdulwahab Hussein warned of a new wave of protests in the country, calling on the authorities to accept fundamental reforms and reject formal reforms.

he den of the Israeli occupation state in Bahrain will be on the 29th floor of the Bahrain World Trade Center. This headquarters will henceforth be a station for sowing conspiracy and tension in the Gulf Bay.

The London-based Gulf House for Studies and Publishing issued the second edition of "The Political Participation Index in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries".

Bahrain's delaying of its fiscal balance program, which pushes a zero-deficit target by two years to 2024, is unlikely to deter investors from buying its debt, amid expectations of continued support from richer Gulf allies.

The National bank of Bahrain is reportedly planning to borrow about USD700 million or its equivalent. The Bank has not issued any explanation for the motives behind the borrowing.

Bahrain is considering doubling value added tax to 10% to boost state revenues and reduce its budget deficit, a Bahraini parliamentary source and a source close to the government told Reuters, confirming local media reports.

Opposition leader Ibrahim Sharif responded to those claiming the Bahraini people's non readiness for democracy, and to those who accuse the opposition of being undemocratic, putting them in the same category of the authorities.