The World Bank agreed on Thursday to grant war-torn Yemen $150 million to help some of its hardest-hit cities restore basic services and fight a cholera epidemic.

The World Bank expected that Bahrain’s budget deficit in the next three years will continue, before it is reduced to around 0% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 2019.

Bahrain Mirror: The International Bank issued the good governance indicators for this year, stating that Bahrain’s indicators decreased in terms of “political representation and accountability”, “rule of law” and “controlling corruption.”