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New Sanctions on - AFP Tehran Over Its Weapons Procurement Network
Machete attacker Vladimir Putin’s thugs shot in Paris meddle with an American election, and President Trump gives them a thank you present. @NancyPelosi Saturday, February 4, 2017 Issue No. 7282 Today’s Weather 200 Fils Max Min www.newsofbahrain.com www.facebook.com/nobonline newsofbahrain 38444680 nob_bh 8P 02 15°C 9°C Washington Yemen, who recently targeted yesterday new measures scrutinizing Iran’s networks, administration official told resident Donald Trump a Saudi warship. The sanctions would not be the last. looking for evidence reporters. “The launch of the raised the stakes in do not, officials say, mark a “Iran is playing with fire of extremist funding missile was the triggering PWashington’s increasingly retreat from US commitments -- they don’t appreciate how and advanced weapons event.” tense stand-off with Iran under the Iran nuclear deal ‘kind’ President Obama was procurement. Washington is also yesterday, slapping fresh to lift measures targeting to them. Not The immediate trigger concerned about attacks by sanctions on Tehran’s Tehran’s alleged bid to build me!” Trump for the sanctions was Iran’s Huthi rebels, a powerful faction weapons procurement a nuclear warhead. tweeted test, on Sunday, of a ballistic in Yemen’s civil war which US network. But Trump has made no missile that US officials intelligence believes is armed Officials said the new secret of his contempt for the yesterday. judge to have been capable and supported by Iran. measures were in response to accord, which his predecessor U S of one day carrying a nuclear This week Huthi forces Iran’s recent ballistic missile Barack Obama approved in intelligence warhead. -
US Embassy Bahrain Demonstration Notice 86
U.S. Embassy Bahrain Demonstration Notice 86 – June 28, 2012 Spontaneous demonstrations take place in Bahrain from time to time in response to world events or local developments. United States citizens should keep current with media coverage of local events and be aware of their surroundings at all times. If you encounter a large public gathering or demonstration, depart the vicinity immediately. On Thursday 28 June at 1700 hours, wide spread demonstrations are expected / planned in Bani Jamra, Sitra, Nabih Saleh, Tubli, A’Ali, Dar Kulaib, Mugaba, Karranah, Abu Saiba, Jidhaffs, Bilad Al Qadeem, Diraz, Juffair, Naim and Dair. (Yellow Circles) On Friday 29 June at 1700 hours, a march is planned from the Shakhoora/Jannusan Roundabout to Sar Roundabout. (Green) In addition to the prohibited areas outlined in previous demonstration notices, U.S. citizen Embassy employees will be prohibited from traveling along all of Budaiya Highway and Avenue 35, as well as portions of Janubiya Highway and Avenue 77, from 1600 hours Thursday 28 June to 0600 hours Friday 29 June, and then again from 1600 hours on Friday 29 June to 0600 hours on Saturday 30 June – as indicated by the shaded yellow areas on the map below. There have been no direct attacks on U.S. citizens; however, spontaneous and at times violent anti-government demonstrations occur in some neighborhoods, particularly at night and on weekends. These demonstrations have included blockades of major highways with burning debris and establishment of unofficial checkpoints. Participants have thrown rocks and Molotov cocktails and used various other homemade weapons, including isolated use of improvised explosive devices. -
Marassi Boulevard Brochure 0
D201803/0003 حول ABOUT إيجل هيلز EAGLE HILLS Eagle Hills is an Abu Dhabi-based private real estate investment إيجل هيلز هي شركة خاصة لﻻستثمار والتطوير العقاري تتخذ من أبو and development company, focused on creating new city hubs and ظبي ًمقرا ًرئيسيا لها، حيث تركز جهودها على إنشاء مراكز حضرية flagship destinations in emerging markets. These master-planned جديدة في اﻷسواق العالمية الناشئة وتوظف الشركة أحدث التقنيات projects draw on the latest technologies to build integrated lifestyle واﻻبتكارات الذكية لتشييد مجتمعات راقية ومتكاملة تعزز من التنوع communities that energize and diversify the local economy and اﻻقتصادي المحلي وتخلق العديد من فرص العمل. .create jobs تقدم إيجل هيلز مجتمعات راقية، حيث تعمل الشركة على تطوير أضخم Eagle Hills is a provider of premium lifestyles; we design and المشاريع متعددة اﻻستخدامات والتي تشمل المجمعات السكنية implement mixed-use projects including residential and commercial والتجارية والفنادق ومرافق البيع بالتجزئة والرعاية الصحية. وتعمل property, hospitality venues, shopping malls, retail and healthcare الشركة ًحاليا على إنشاء مشاريع في كل من البحرين واﻷردن والمغرب facilities. The company is currently developing mixed-use projects in وعمان وصربيا واﻹمارات العربية المتحدة وكرواتيا واثيوبيا. .Bahrain, Jordan, Morocco, Oman, Serbia, UAE, Croatia and Ethiopia الحضـــور الـعــالــمي EAGLE HILLS ﻹيجــل هيلز GLOBAL PRESENCE اﻷردن JORDAN صر بيا SERBIA مرسى زايد Marsa Zayed بلغراد واترفرونت Belgrade Waterfront سانت ريجس ّعمان The St. Regis Amman سرايا العقبة Saraya Aqaba فندق W ّعمان W Amman كرواتيا CROATIA زغرب Zagreb -
Sheikh Qassim, the Bahraini Shi'a, and Iran
k o No. 4 • July 2012 o l Between Reform and Revolution: Sheikh Qassim, t the Bahraini Shi’a, and Iran u O By Ali Alfoneh The political stability of the small island state of Bahrain—home to the US Navy’s Fifth Fleet—matters to the n United States. And Sheikh Qassim, who simultaneously leads the Bahraini Shi’a majority’s just struggle for a more r democratic society and acts as an agent of the Islamic Republic of Iran, matters to the future of Bahrain. A survey e of the history of Shi’a activism in Bahrain, including Sheikh Qassim’s political life, shows two tendencies: reform and t revolution. Regardless of Sheikh Qassim’s dual roles and the Shi’a protest movement’s periodic ties to the regime in Tehran, the United States should do its utmost to reconcile the rulers and the ruled in Bahrain by defending the s civil rights of the Bahraini Shi’a. This action would not only conform to the United States’ principle of promoting a democracy and human rights abroad, but also help stabilize Bahrain and the broader Persian Gulf region and under- mine the ability of the regime in Tehran to continue to exploit the sectarian conflict in Bahrain in a way that broadens E its sphere of influence and foments anti-Americanism. e Every Friday, the elderly Ayatollah Isa Ahmad The Sunni ruling elites of Bahrain, however, l Qassim al-Dirazi al-Bahrani, more commonly see Sheikh Qassim not as a reformer but as d known as Sheikh Qassim, climbs the stairs to the a zealous revolutionary serving the Islamic pulpit at the Imam al-Sadiq mosque in Diraz, d Bahrain, to deliver his sermon. -
Secondary School Effectiveness: an Empirical Study in the Country of Bahrain
Secondary school effectiveness: An empirical study in the country of Bahrain By Tahani Hasan Ali Maki A Thesis Submitted for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy Brunel Business School Brunel University London August 2017 Abstract Bahrain is a developed country that faces different economic and political challenges. Economically, Bahrain depends mostly on oil. However, there are some attempts to diversify its economy. Bahrain has established several economic projects to boost its economy including Bahrainization (Nationalization), Tamkeen (Labour fund), the Bahrain Business Incubator center, the banking sector, transport and communication, manufacturing and education. The Ministry of Education has established various educational projects to accommodate Bahrain Vision 2030, which aims to diversify the economy of Bahrain, building strategies of government and encouragement of a partnership between the private and public sector and the provision of an effective education system based on well trained teachers, enhancing the performance of public schools, provision of equal education opportunities for all students and improving and encouraging scientific education. This study investigates the different measures of secondary school effectiveness in Bahrain as a result of the new development of the education system in Bahrain including both teaching and improvement programs. These were initiated by the Ministry of Education in Bahrain and educational specialists. The literature reviews showed that secondary school effectiveness has been examined using specific factors – students’ performance, teachers’ performance, leadership. However, other factors such as leader-member exchange, value congruence, supportive supervisor communication and task performance have not been investigated well in the education sector and at the secondary school level in particular. The aim of this research is to investigate the impact of leader-member exchange, value congruence, supportive supervisor communication and task performance on secondary school effectiveness in Bahrain. -
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TWITTER SPORTS @newsofbahrain OP-ED 8 When it comes to peace, is the EU really a great power? INSTAGRAM Nadal in the pink as /nobmedia 22 Sharapova hits all-time LINKEDIN WEDNESDAY newsofbahrain JANUARY 2020 low at Australian Open 210 FILS WHATSAPP ISSUE NO. 8364 Top seed Rafael Nadal 38444692 turned on the style as he FACEBOOK launched his bid for a re- /nobmedia cord-equalling 20th Major MAIL title at the Australian Open [email protected] on Tuesday, but fall- ing WEBSITE star Maria Sharapova hit a newsofbahrain.com career low. P16 Kendall Jenner spotted out again with ex Ben Simmons 14 CELEBS WORLD 5 Eight Indian tourists die in Nepal after lighting gas heater in hotel Governor chairs co- ordination meeting Amnesty slams new Qatari law restricting freedom of expression Manama London ments, or news, or inflamma- and ideas. used to silence peaceful crit- tory propaganda, domestically Lynn Maalouf, Amnesty In- ics,” adding: “Qatar’s authori- outhern Governor mnesty Internation- or abroad, with the intent to ternational’s research direc- ties should be repealing such SShaikh Khalifa bin Ali al yesterday expressed harm national interests, stir up Qatar already has a tor for the Middle East, said: laws, not adding more of them.” bin Khalifa Al Khalifa has Aconcern over a vague public opinion, or infringe on host of repressive laws, “Qatar already has a host of Under the new law, “biased” chaired the first co-ordi- new law that threatens to “sig- the social system or the public but this new legislation repressive laws, but this new broadcasting or publishing can nation meeting for 2020, nificantly restrict freedom of system of the state.” deals another bitter legislation deals another bitter be punished with a fine of over in the presence of officials expression in Qatar.” The law comes just two blow to freedom of blow to freedom of expression $25,000 or up to five years in representing concerned The law, issued by Qatari years after Qatar acceded to expression in the in the country and is a blatant prison. -
26 Private Firms Suspended for Violating Ad Regulations DT News Network Taken,” the Official Commented in a [email protected] Press Statement Issued Yesterday
Monday, January 29, 2018 3 26 private firms suspended for violating ad regulations DT News Network taken,” the official commented in a [email protected] press statement issued yesterday. Al Ghatam affirmed that the Manama campaigns against such violations will he Northern Governorate has continue. suspended more than 25 private “The municipality shall remove the establishmentsT for advertisement advertisements that violate regulations regulation violations. and report the companies to legal Northern Area Municipality affairs, which would communicate General Director Yousif Al Ghatam with them to remove the violations yesterday confirmed that the and pay fines of up to BD300. We have municipality’s inspectors detected removed over 300 such advertisements over 300 advertisements that flouted in different parts of the governorate regulations in the governorate during within the first 14 days of the year,” the first two weeks of January. he added. Al Ghatam said the Commercial The Municipality’s Inspection Registrations (CRs) of 26 private Department Head Abdulaziz Al Wadi establishments were suspended over explained that the campaign also advertisements offences, which include included illegal street vendors and cars posting ads on public areas without displayed for sale in public places. obtaining the necessary permit. Al Wadi said 15 raids on illegal “There are companies that vendors were conducted this year, unrightfully used specially allocated while the owners of 70 vehicles sites for commercial advertisements unlawfully displayed for sale in public and without obtaining the necessary areas were fined and notified to remove licenses. The CRs of these companies their cars, adding that the campaigns have been suspended and the included areas such as Hamad Town, procedures to refer them to legal Jasra, Hamala, Budaiya, Hajar, Sehla affairs in the municipality have been and Abusaiba. -
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Advance Edited Version Distr.: General 22 January 2020
A/HRC/WGAD/2019/73 Advance Edited Version Distr.: General 22 January 2020 Original: English Human Rights Council Working Group on Arbitrary Detention Opinions adopted by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention at its eighty-sixth session, 18–22 November 2019 Opinion No. 73/2019 concerning nine minors (whose names are known by the Working Group) (Bahrain) 1. The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention was established in resolution 1991/42 of the Commission on Human Rights. In its resolution 1997/50, the Commission extended and clarified the mandate of the Working Group. Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 60/251 and Human Rights Council decision 1/102, the Council assumed the mandate of the Commission. The Council most recently extended the mandate of the Working Group for a three-year period in its resolution 42/22. 2. In accordance with its methods of work (A/HRC/36/38), on 10 July 2019 the Working Group transmitted to the Government of Bahrain a communication concerning nine minors. The Government replied to the communication on 6 September 2019. The State is a party to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. 3. The Working Group regards deprivation of liberty as arbitrary in the following cases: (a) When it is clearly impossible to invoke any legal basis justifying the deprivation of liberty (as when a person is kept in detention after the completion of his or her sentence or despite an amnesty law applicable to him or her) (category I); (b) When the deprivation of liberty results from the exercise of the rights -
Bahrain Bay,Riffa Views,Amwaj Islands,The Grove
Bahrain Bay Designed by world-class architect firm Skidmore Owings & Merrill (SOM), Bahrain Bay master planned waterfront development designed around vibrant neighborhoods of residential, commercial, and retail spaces, all based upon the unique concept of an island connected by bridges forming an inner harbour. It has total area of 1.45 million m2 and is expected to have around 40 properties. Owner / Developer: Arcapita Value ($bn): NA Area: Manama Seafront Address: Block 346, Bahrain Riffa Views With three unique residential Estates-The Lagoons, The Oasis and The Park, each individually themed and including multiple amenities and wide open spaces, Riffa Views offers a luxurious lifestyle, and all the benefits of living in a flourishing suburban area. Riffa Views offers nearly a thousand villas with unique lifestyle of Golf Course living. Owner / Developer: Riffa Views BSC Value ($bn):NA Area: Riffa Address: Block 943, Bahrain Amwaj Islands Amwaj Islands Project is the pioneers of waterside living in Bahrain, creating a perfectly balanced community development with individual beach villas / condominiums, providing a relaxing lifestyle for residents while still being conveniently located close to the bustling city of Manama. The islands boast of popular hospitality places such as Rotana Resort, Grove Resort, Grove Hotel and Ramada Apartments. The master plan has more than 2.2 million m2 of developable land area with plenty of prime investment opportunities for savvy developers. Owner / Developer: Ossis Property Developers BSC Value ($bn):2.0 Area: Amwaj Address: Block 257, Amwaj, Bahrain The Grove Hotel & Conference Centre The Grove Hotel & Conference centre, introducing a luxury family oriented hotel and contemporary, upscale 5 stars Hotel in Amwaj Island, Bahrain. -
Ministry of Works Kingdom of Bahrain
Invitation for Prequalification Feasibility Studies for Bahrain Integrated Transit Lines Ministry of Works Kingdom of Bahrain International Competitive Bidding Expression of Interest (EOI) INVITATION FOR PREQUALIFCATION TENDER NO.: PQ-CED/03/2011 FEASIBILITY STUDIES FOR BAHRAIN INTEGRATED TRANSIT LINES June, 2011 ROADS PLANNING & DESI GN DIRECTORATE Ministry of Works, P O Box No.5 Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain Tel: +973 1754 5666 Fax: +973 17530989 Website: www.works.gov.bh Roads Planning & Design Directorate, Ministry of Works, Kingdom of Bahrain | 1 Invitation for Prequalification Feasibility Studies for Bahrain Integrated Transit Lines Contents 1.0 Introduction ................................................................................................ 4 2.0 Instructions to Consultants ................................................................. 7 3.0 Project Information .............................................................................. 16 4.0 Scope of Services ................................................................................... 24 5.0 Preparation and submission of EoI ............................................... 36 Annexure 1 Format of letter of application ....................................... 38 Annexure 2 ‘Letter of Endorsement’ Format for JV Partners ...... 40 Annexure 3 Project Sheets-Consultant’s Experience .................... 41 Annexure 4 Key Professionals and their CVs ...................................... 42 Annexure 5 Prequalification Questionnaire ....................................... -
Report Template-Singlesided
Environment Arabia Consultancy Services Infrastructure & Utilities Project Descriptions December 2014 GPIC Environmental Compliance Manual Client: GPIC Bahrain Location: Sitra, Bahrain Dates: January 2014 Environment Arabia was commissioned by GPIC to undertake a review of GPIC’s Environmental Compliance Manual. This document is used by GPIC as an environmental management tool to ensure their compliance with all applicable national and international legislation. GPIC have developed a draft document and were seeking a third party review and verification. KSA-BAH Rail Link Environmental Impact Assessment Client: SNC Lavalin Location: Coastal Waters between KSA and BAH Dates: July 2014 – On-Going Environment Arabia was appointed by the King Fahd Causeway Authority through SNC Lavalin to undertake an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of the proposed Rail Link connecting the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with the Kingdom of Bahrain which will form part of the GCC Rail Network. The EIA involved extensive field work in the marine and terrestrial environment and consultation with government and non-government organizations. The EIA is being undertaken as part of a feasibility study which will see two alternative options for the Rail Link being considered. Socio-economics, air quality, noise & vibration, marine ecology, marine water & sediment quality, and fisheries will all be assessed in detail as part of this EIA. Road Connectivity to Al Madina Al Shamaliya (N-Road) Environmental Impact Assessment Client: Parsons Global Services Ltd Location: North Eastern Coast of Bahrain Dates: July 2012 – January 2013 Environment Arabia was appointed by the Ministry of Works (MoW) through Parsons Global Services Limited (PGSL) to undertake an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of the proposed Road Connectivity to Al Madina Al Shamaliya (AMAS) – known as N-Road.