Sources: BBC
Bahrain eases some of its COVID-19-related restrictions, allowing restaurants, cafés, swimming pools, and sport facilities to reopen, but restricts gatherings to no more than 30 people. 2021-03-14
Bahrain grants emergency use approval for a vaccine candidate produced in a partnership between Sinopharm and Abu Dhabi-based artificial intelligence and cloud computing company Group 42 on frontline workers. 2020-11-3
Australia announces its agreement to join the United States' coalition, along with the United Kingdom and Bahrain, to prevent Iran from targeting ships travelling through the Strait of Hormuz. Australia will deploy a Boeing P-8 Poseidon and a frigate. 2019-08-21
The Obama administration urges Bahrain to free Nabeel Rajab, a human rights activist. 2016-09-7
Sudan and Bahrain follow Saudi Arabia's lead and cut diplomatic relations with Iran, and the United Arab Emirates downgrades diplomatic ties. 2016-01-4
2011 Bahraini uprising: Violent clashes erupt in a Shia village during a "national dialogue" in Bahrain. 2011-07-3
The trial of 47 medical personnel, accused of working against the government during large protests in Bahrain earlier this year resumes and is immediately adjourned; human rights groups say Bahrain is targeting medical professionals for treating protesters. 2011-06-27
Thousands of protesters defy martial law in Bahrain and continue pro-democracy demonstrations. 2011-03-18
Bahrain's elections officials say voter turnout was 67 per cent in the parliamentary election. The main Shia opposition group, Al Wefaq, kept its 18 seats in the 40-member legislature. 2010-10-24
Bahrain charges 23 Shia Muslim activists with terrorism and attempting to overthrow the government. [http:--english.aljazeera.net-news-middleeast-2010-09-201095201748804676.html (Al Jazeera)] [https:--www.bloomberg.com-news-2010-09-06-bahrain-charges-23-activists-with-terrorism-tied-to-anti-monarchy-group.html (Bloomberg)] [http:--english.bna.bh-?ID=89484 (Bahrain News Agency)]date=August 2019 2010-09-6