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Yemeni Foreign Minister Calls for Peace Talks, Says Aims to Open Ports
2018-04-04
Yemen’s foreign minister called on Tuesday for a return to the negotiating table to end the war in the Arabian peninsula’s poorest country, where Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces are fighting Iran-aligned Houthi fighters.
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Kuwait Oil Company Dealing with an Oil Leak in Al Ahmadi Province
2018-04-04
Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) said on Tuesday it was dealing with an oil leak in a well in Al Ahmadi governorate in the south of the country.
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Trump Discusses Iran Threat with Qatar Emir: White House
2018-04-04
U.S. President Donald Trump discussed the threat posed by Iran with the emir of Qatar on Tuesday and also stressed the importance of resolving the rift among Gulf nations, the White House said.
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Russia's Putin Says Islamic State Destroyed in Syria
2018-04-04
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Islamic State had been defeated in Syria, but it retains its destructive potential and can attack countries around the world, Interfax news agency cited him as saying.
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Saudi Arabia Expects No Oil supply Impact from Houthi Tanker Attack
2018-04-04
An attack on a Saudi tanker by Yemen’s Houthi would not hit oil supplies, Saudi energy minister said on Wednesday, after the Iran-allied group said it had targeted a warship in response to an air strike that killed civilians.
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Bahrain Expects to produce 200,000 bpd from New Oilfield - Paper
2018-04-04
Bahrain expects to produce 200,000 barrels per day from its newly discovered oilfield, the daily Al-Ayam reported on Wednesday.
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Bahrain Bars Danish MP, Irish Activist from Entering Bahrain to Meet Jailed Activist Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja
2018-04-04
A Danish Social Democrat lawmaker has been denied entry to Bahrain where he planned to meet a jailed leading human rights activist, Copenhagen and an NGO said Wednesday.
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Works Ministry: Buri Tunnel Closed for 5 Days for Maintenance
2018-04-04
The Ministry of Works said that maintenance works on Buri Tunnel would necessitate full closure for the Tunnel and the traffic movement will be diverted to surrounding roads.
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House of Representatives Approves Bill Binding Non-Bahrainis to Renew Their Driving Licenses Every 2 Years with Residency Permits
2018-04-04
The House of Representatives approved in its session a bill compelling non-Bahraini drivers to renew their driving licenses every two years, similarly to their residency permits.
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House of Representatives Rejects Bill to Impose Fees on Non-Bahrainis Studying in Public Schools
2018-04-04
The House of Representatives rejected a bill to impose BD 400 annual fees on non-Bahraini pupils who’re studying in public schools considering it as a deprivation of one of children’s essential rights.
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Appeals Court Hands down 5-Year Prison Term to Suspect Accused of Burning ATM in Salmabad
2018-04-04
The High Appeals Court commuted a 7-year sentence issued against one of defendants over charge of setting fire to an ATM in Salmabad in 2014. The court commuted the sentence to 5 years and upheld fining him, along with the other suspects, for the damages caused to the machine.
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Court Upholds 5-Year Jail Term against Defendant Accused of Attacking Police despite his Confessions were Extracted under Torture
2018-04-04
The High Appeals Court issued 5-year jail term against a defendant accused of taking part along others in attacking security forces and attacking the bodily integrity of a policeman while performing his job.
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Appeals Court Issues 3-Year Jail Term against 3 Defendants Accused of Attacking Police Patrol
2018-04-04
The High Appeals Court commuted a sentence issued against 2 appellants who were convicted among 26 defendants of attacking police patrol, putting it to fire by using Molotov in a riot and assembly cases and acquiring Molotov, explosives and arms. The court commuted the 5-year jail term issued against them by the first instance court to 3 years. Meanwhile, it upheld the 3-year jail term against the 3rd appellant.
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Directorate of Traffic Holds Campaign against Violating Trucks
2018-04-04
The General Directorate of Traffic has held a law enforcement campaign to inspect violations committed by trucks at the entrance of the Ma’ameer area. The violations varied from over-speeding, illegal loads and not driving in the proper lanes.
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Average Income Rates of Bahrainis in Public Sector 687 BD, in Private Sector 406 BD
2018-04-04
Official numbers revealed that the average income rate of Bahrainis in the public sector reached 687 BD, the second lowest salary among Gulf States after Oman.
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Al-Salam Bank Says CEO Yousif Abdulla Taqi Resigns Due to “Personal Reasons”
2018-04-04
Al-Salam Bank announced on Tuesday (April 3, 2018) the resignation of Group CEO and Board member Yousif Abdulla Taqi.
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White House Postpones Planned Trump Summit with Gulf Leaders: Sources
2018-04-04
The Trump administration is postponing until September a summit with Gulf Arab leaders that had been planned for this spring amid an ongoing dispute between Qatar and other U.S. allies in the region, according to five U.S. officials.
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Al-Wefaq Stresses It Stands with Palestinians in their legitimate Cause, Rejects Some Regimes' "Normalization with Zionist Entity”
2018-04-04
The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society stressed that Palestine is a right to the Palestinian people and that there is no other option.
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Concerns over Health Deterioration of Detainee Yousif Fathi after Undergoing Surgery “to Remove Tumor in Head”,after directly returned
2018-04-03
The 14 February Revolution youth Coalition said that there are concerns over health deterioration of detainee Yousif Mohammad Fathi, who is sentenced to 14 years in prison over a political case.
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Health of Detainee Ali Habib Yaackoub Deteriorates after Suffering Severe Sickle Cell Seizure
2018-04-03
The health of detainee Ali Habib Yaackoub deteriorated in prison after he suffered a severe sickle seizure. Media reports confirmed that he was transferred to military hospital on Sunday (April 1, 2018) night.