A US military helicopter crashed in western Iraq with seven people on board, U.S. officials said late on Thursday.

The curse of February 14 hunts the King of Bahrain. February 14 comes retroactively in an incident dating back to 1996, when the king's head was crowned by the shame of directing a coup cell against an independent, sovereign sister state.

The day that Isa bin Salman died, could be considered the end date for the 90s uprising, and the country’s approach to a new stage. Hopes were tied that this new stage, would witness the end to the historical injustice faced by the Shiite majority.

The Lawyers Disciplinary Board issued a decision stating that the Board decided to prevent a practicing lawyer from practicing law for three months.

The US Secretary of Defense James Matisse left Bahrain on Thursday (March 15, 2018) after an official one-day visit.

Hundreds of Bahrainis took to the streets staging a number of popular marches across Bahrain, demanding the departure of the Peninsula Shield troops (UAE and Saudi forces) from Bahrain.

Qatar announced Wednesday it was spending three billion euros ($3.71 billion) to buy 28 military helicopters, its latest high-profile defence purchase during a bitter diplomatic rift with its Gulf neighbours.

Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) announced that, regarding the selection of dates for contesting the results of the election, the offices of the Chamber will be open on Friday and Saturday.

Bahraini Public Security Chief, Tariq Al-Hassan, met with the US Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs Katie Wheelbarger to discuss Iranian interventions in Bahrain.

A Bahraini businessman dies at 59 in Prison after suffering from a heart attack while engaging in physical exercise.

Airports in the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Region of Iraq will be reopened to international air traffic on Thursday, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadia declared in a statement issued by his office.

Qatar’s government will restrain current spending to achieve small budget surpluses and transfer less money to its sovereign wealth fund in coming years if oil and gas prices do not rise, according to the country’s new five-year development plan.

DP World, one of the world’s largest port operators, said on Thursday it is committed to the port project in Somaliland despite Somalia’s move to ban the ports operator from operating in Somalia.

Iraq’s oil ministry on Thursday called on companies to invest in a project to build a 70,000 barrel-per-day oil refinery in the western province of Anbar.

The Iranian military's behavior in the Gulf has changed "across the board" in recent months, the US Navy said on Thursday, after years of tensions in the busy waterway.

Saudi Arabia will develop a nuclear bomb if Iran does so, the kingdom’s 32-year-old crown prince said in a preview of a television interview released on Thursday.

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's sacking shows that Washington is set on quitting the nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers, Iran's deputy foreign minister said Wednesday.

In smart new offices with Gulf views, a dozen firms work on digital currencies, blockchain-based payments and other financial technology.

The Fourth High Criminal Court adjourned the case of 3 defendants accused of attempting to blast Buri oil pipeline last February to April 10 for pleading.

Commander-in-Chief of Bahrain Defence Force (BDF) Khalifa bin Ahmed Al Khalifa received yesterday Head of the International Planning and Policy for the Middle East and North Africa at British Defence Ministry, David Hogan-Hern, and his accompanying delegation in the occasion of his visit to Bahrain to chair the British side at the Bahraini-British Joint Military Cooperation Committee meeting.