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Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett speaks to a group of Bahraini businesspeople during an official visit to Manama, Bahrain

What's at stake for Israel and Gulf Arab countries in light of the Abraham Accords?

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has visited Bahrain as part of a push to boost regional ties with Gulf Arab countries following the signing of the Abraham Accords in 2020. The World's host Marco Werman spoke with Hussein Ibish, a senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, about what's a stake for the regional partnerships.

What's at stake for Israel and Gulf Arab countries in light of the Abraham Accords?
A white ambulance is shown from the front with several people wearing military fatigues and carrying weapons standing nearby.

Gang riot in Ecuador prison leaves more than 100 dead, dozens injured

Gang riot in Ecuador prison leaves more than 100 dead, dozens injured

U.S. Extends Closure of Some Embassies & Diplomatic Posts

U.S. Extends Closure of Some Embassies & Diplomatic Posts
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Protests on Anniversary of Bahrain Unrest

Protests on Anniversary of Bahrain Unrest

A Bahrain Coffee Shop and Protester Meeting House

A Bahrain Coffee Shop and Protester Meeting House
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Nurses Who Treated Bahrain Protesters On Trial

In Bahrain, doctors and nurse who treated protesters injured in recent pro-democracy demonstrations were released on bail Thursday.

Nurses Who Treated Bahrain Protesters On Trial
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The Libya Effect in Bahrain

The regime in Bahrain remains in power but the Libyan uprising could embolden protesters there.

The Libya Effect in Bahrain
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Bahrain Opposition Finds a Voice With Lualua TV

The Arab spring didn't take hold in Bahrain, but now the opposition has found a new way to be heard.

Bahrain Opposition Finds a Voice With Lualua TV

Opposition Leaders Arrested in Bahrain

Opposition Leaders Arrested in Bahrain
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Bahrain military announces curfew

Security forces in Bahrain have tightened their grip after removing hundreds of anti-government demonstrators. They've imposed a curfew in several areas of Manama. Reporter Sean Carberry has been witnessing events unfold.

Bahrain military announces curfew
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A voice from Bahrain

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with a member of an international human right's group, who's in Bahrain's capital, Manama, about the escalating violence there.

A voice from Bahrain

Bahrain: Government Forces Storm Pearl Square

Bahrain: Government Forces Storm Pearl Square
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Nicholas Kristof Reports on Police Attacking Bahrani Protesters

Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times gives a first-hand account of Bahraini police attacking protestors with tear gas and rubber bullets.

Nicholas Kristof Reports on Police Attacking Bahrani Protesters

International Business Reacts to Mid-East Protests

Bahrain's capital city Manama is currently under military control. The country's protestors may or may not be successful in building a democratic government, but one thing is for sure: civil unrest is not good for business.

International Business Reacts to Mid-East Protests

Update from Bahrain, as Tensions Escalate

It's been a week since Hosni Mubarak stepped down as president of Egypt. Now the focus is on Bahrain as protests there heat up. New York Times reporter Patrick Farrell reports from Bahrain on what he witnessed during Friday prayers in Manama.

Update from Bahrain, as Tensions Escalate