5 Fundamental Divides in Bahrain: Why is Bahrain Divided?
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5 Fundamental Divides in Bahrain
There are at least five fundamental divides in Bahraini politics.
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Bahrain Top Stories
5 Fundamental Divides in Bahrain
There are at least five fundamental divides in Bahraini politics.
Bahrain Top Stories
Bahrain Constitutional History Since Independence
The constitution was promulgated in December 1973, concurrent with the election of the members of the National Assembly, thereby transforming the country into a constitutional monarchy.
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Bahrain Economic Development: Becoming the Financial Center
Since independence, the government of Bahrain has used its revenues to diversify the economic base of the country, primarily in the fields of banking and finance.
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Bahrain’s History: Making of the Constitutional Monarchy
In 1970, Bahrainis voted overwhelmingly to become an independent state. In May The United Nations Security Council endorsed independence, which both Britain and Iran accepted. Bahrain became an independent state on August 5, 1971.
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