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U.S. Bars Former Saudi Diplomat in Turkey from Entering U.S. over Khashoggi Murder
2019-12-11
The United States on Tuesday barred from entering the country Mohammed al Otaibi, the former Saudi consul general in Istanbul in October 2018, when Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed there, the U.S. State Department said.
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Consultations with Private Sector to Specify Awards of National Team Players after Winning Gulf Cup 24: Minister
2019-12-10
Youth and Sport Affairs Minister Ayman Al-Moayyed said that consultations are ongoing with businessmen and major companies to determine the rewards of the national team players, after they won Gulf Cup 24, held in Doha, Qatar.
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Cassation Court Issues Prison Terms Ranging between 2 and 3 Years in Case of Smuggling Wanted to Iran through Sea
2019-12-10
The Cassation Court upheld prison terms ranging between 2 and 5 years against 5 suspects accused of smuggling wanted in political case.
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Court Hands Down 3-Year Prison Term in Absentia to Defendant Accused of Forging Bachelor's Degree from France
2019-12-10
A Bahraini court sentenced a defendant in absentia to 3 years in prison for falsifying a higher academic degree and ordered the confiscation of the forged document.
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Acquittal Verdict of 3 Accused of Transferring Funds for "Terrorist Activity" Upheld
2019-12-10
The First High Criminal Appeals Court issued its sentence in the presence of the first and second appellants and issued its ruling against the third one in absentia, accepted the appeals in form and substance and upheld the appealed sentence.
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80 Juveniles Released Under Alternative Penalty Law on Occasion of National Team Victory
2019-12-10
Public Prosecutor Ali Fadhl Al-Bouainain announced on Monday (December 9, 2019) that a group of 80 inmates have been released from rehabilitation centers after replacing their remaining jail terms with non-custodial penalties.
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Court Upholds 10-Year Jail Term against Defendant Accused of Assembling, Burning Tires in Al-Ma'amir
2019-12-10
The First High Appeals Court upheld a 10-year jail term against a suspect accused of assembling and burning ties in Al-Ma'amir after his objection was rejected.
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Once Propped up by Qatari High-Rollers, Saudi City Prays for Truce
2019-12-10
Jackhammers and cranes gather dust at half-built Qatari-funded hotel sites in a Saudi city hit hard by an abrupt diplomatic rupture, but signs of thawing cross-border ties are reviving economic hopes.
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Japan PM Abe Discussing Japan Visit by Iranian President Rouhani
2019-12-10
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday that Tokyo is in discussions about a visit to Japan by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani this month, an attempt to try to resolve Iran's nuclear impasse with the United States.
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Qatar State Minister for Foreign Affairs Arrives in Riyadh: QNA
2019-12-10
Qatar's minister of state for foreign affairs arrived in Saudi Arabia on Monday, state news agency QNA said, for a preparatory meeting ahead of an annual summit of Gulf Cooperation Council leaders that could see a thaw in a 2-1/2-year Gulf crisis.
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Sudan Says it has Reduced Troops in Yemen to 5,000
2019-12-10
Sudan's prime minister said on Sunday Khartoum had reduced the number of troops it has in Yemen from a peak of 15,000 to 5,000, confirming a drawdown in a conflict which he said could not be solved militarily.
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Amid Flurry of Saudi Reforms, Mocktails on Order in Execution Square
2019-12-10
For decades, criminals in Saudi Arabia were lined up after Friday prayers at a central Riyadh plaza and beheaded by sword in a gruesome public spectacle overseen by the religious police.
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Qaboos of Oman to Undergo Medical Checks in Belgium
2019-12-10
Oman's Sultan Qaboos will travel to Belgium on Saturday for unspecified medical checks, his court said.
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Peace Deal for Yemen's South Stumbles as Deadline Expires
2019-12-10
The Yemeni government and southern separatists have failed to meet a deadline to establish a power-sharing government, an ominous sign for hopes of a wider deal to end years of war.
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Bahrain Defeats Saudi Arabia, Wins Gulf Cup for First Time
2019-12-09
Bahrain won on Sunday (December 8, 2019) the Gulf Football Cup for the first time in its history, by winning in the final of the twenty-fourth edition "Gulf 24" hosted by Qatar, over Saudi Arabia 1-0 at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium in Al-Duhail Club in Doha.
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A Bahraini Night: Between Cries of Abbas Al-Samie’s Mother and Celebration of Country’s Team Win
2019-12-07
Thursday night (December 6, 2019), while Bahrainis were enjoying a pleasure that clouded some of the awfulness of their unfortunate situation when their national team was qualified for the finals of Gulf Cup 19, there was a different scene taking place in a small Bahraini village, Al-Sanabis, village of martyr Abbas Al-Samei.
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Ayatollah Qassim to Undergo Coronary Arteries Surgery
2019-12-07
Al-Muqawim Center for Culture and Media said that Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim will undergo coronary arteries surgery within the coming weeks.
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Who's Behind Former Bahrain TV Presenter Mohammed Al-Bishri's Insult to Kuwait?
2019-12-05
To figure out who’s behind the insult of former Bahrain Television presenter Mohammed Al-Bishri (Al-Shorouqi) to the sisterly State of Kuwait, one only has to know who’s behind the insult of Salman Al-Dosari to Kuwait.
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Riyadh to Host Gulf Summit, Reconcile with Qatar Next Week
2019-12-03
Kuwaiti Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al Sabah revealed yesterday the date Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE with reconcile with Qatar, the Anadolu Agency reported.
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Bahraini Singer Adel Mahmoud: National Day Festival to be Held without Participation of any Bahraini Singer
2019-12-03
Bahraini signer Adel Mahmoud said that the festival program of National Day, which falls on December 16, doesn't include any Bahraini singer. "Bahrain celebrations for National Day without any Bahraini singer".