Coinciding with the 7th anniversary of 14th February uprising, activists staged protests in front of the Bahraini Embassies in each of Britain, US and Germany.

The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) deplored the lack of progress on reinstatement of workers in Bahrain after seven years on the uprising.

Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR) said that it monitored at least 2 injuries and 3 arrest cases among protestors, on the 7th anniversary of 14th February uprising.

An international media watchdog group says the Arab Gulf state of Bahrain has revoked the citizenship of seven journalists and social media activists since a wave of anti-government protests broke out seven years ago.

Dozens of Shiite protesters took to the streets of Bahrain on Wednesday to mark the seventh anniversary of an Arab Spring-inspired uprising, witnesses said, reporting clashes between demonstrators and police.

In order to fabricate an image of peace and prosperity within the island kingdom, Bahrain began to invest in sports as way to garner state prestige on an international stage.

Since a December visit by a delegation from Bahrain to Israel ties have been warming between states that are officially enemies, reported the Middle East Eye (MEE), noting that “they have more in common than it seems”.

Head of the Civil Service Bureau said that in line with the government's direction towards rationalizing and reducing government expenditures, the Prime Minister issued an edict amending some provisions of an executive regulation.

Thousands of Bahraini citizens took part in peaceful marches launched in the streets of most towns and villages across Bahrain on the eve of the seventh anniversary of the February 14 uprising.

The House of Representatives agreed on Tuesday (February 13, 2018) to from a committee to investigate the Council of Ministers Assistant Undersecretary Ibrahim Al-Dosari's grab of land in Riffa owned by government.

Bahraini Council of Ministers discussed “Criminalizing the publication of any images or video clips that violate the privacy of individuals via the abuse of social media or other public means.”

Photos posted by social media activists showed advertising vehicles roaming the streets of London, showcasing posters about the human rights and political situation in Bahrain, marking the seventh anniversary of the February 14 uprising.

First High Criminal Court sentenced a customs employee to one year in prison on charges of falsifying documents sent to the Civil Service Bureau.

Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission called to attend a briefing on the human rights situation in Bahrain on the seventh anniversary of its pro-democracy uprising that erupted on February 14, 2011.

Bahrain Defence Force Commander Marshal Khalifa bin Ahmed Al Khalifa severely attacked Qatar and Iran during a press meeting with Al-Ayam newspaper.

Summary: The First High Criminal Court released yesterday one of the defendants in a case that included 171 suspects accused of assembling in "Diraz Raid" case.

Al-Wefaq Deputy Secretary General Sheikh Hussein Al-Daihi announced that the Bahraini opposition will reveal a new national political scheme in the upcoming period, without adding any details.

Deputy Secretary General of Bahrain's Al-Wefaq Opposition Society, Sheikh Hussein Al-Daihi, revealed new details about the political initiative sponsored by Washington and Qatar between the Bahraini government and the opposition.

Anba News Agency, close to the Kurds of Syria, posted a video showing a Bahraini ISIS militant, who fell into the grip of Kurdish forces, revealing how he was recruited into the terrorist organization.

The High Appeals Court adjourned the case of Al-Wefaq leader Sheikh Hasan Isa and 2 others until March 27 for sentencing.