MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — Bahrain imposed emergency-style rules Tuesday banning all protest gatherings and threating legal action against groups considered backing escalating demonstrations and clashes ...

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 ...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — A prominent activist in Bahrain imprisoned since the country’s 2011 Arab Spring protests began a new hunger strike Wednesday, seeking to pressure the island kingdom ...

It was just after midnight when armed men in military uniforms came to the hospital bed of Ali Mansour Abdel-Karim Nasser, who was injured by pellets fired during a clash with riot police. He said ...

Bahrain protesters claim at least 2 killed; ABC's Miguel Marquez roughed up. Feb. 16, 2011— -- With unrest spreading across the Arab world from Egypt to other countries, protesters said at least ...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Bahraini activists say a young man died after participating in protests against the execution of two men whose trial drew concern from U.N. human rights experts. The ...

DUBAI (Reuters) - A Bahrain appeals court acquitted leading rights activist Nabeel Rajab on Thursday of insulting some Bahrainis in a tweet criticising the veteran prime minister, his lawyer said, but ...

At least three processions paralyzed parts of the capital Manama Sunday. as demonstrators moved through a highly protected zone of embassies and compounds. No violence was reported. Voice of America ...

Bahrain has arrested four Americans, three men and one woman, during violent protests marking the anniversary of the kingdom's 2011 uprising, officials said Monday, NBC News reported. Bahrain's ...

Barack Obama has a big decision to make: should he approve the sale of $53 million worth of U.S.-made weaponry to Bahrain, the oil-rich American ally in the Persian Gulf. Before he approves the sale, ...

A series of five bombs went off in the capital of Bahrain on Monday morning, killing two people and reminding the world that the tiny nation's quiet revolt against its royal family is far from over.