The “Lahaye” International University has become a refuge for every failure and disappointed in Bahrain. Ambassadors, Parliamentarians, clerics and journalists rush to purchase “fake” educational qualifications from the alleged Dutch university.

Bahraini public opinion and social media sites are currently preoccupied with the issue of "forged degrees", since a considerable number of officials holding positions in both governmental and private agencies have been exposed to have obtained fake academic degrees from "fake" universities.

Under the pressure he was exposed to, CEO of Ebdaa Bank had to admit that the PhD degree he received has nothing to do with an actual doctorate; however, he continued to go on about the diploma and the university that granted him this high academic achievement.

CEO of Ebdaa Bank Jordanian Khalid Al-Ghazzawi’s makes miserable attempt to show that his employment was based on his competence in this field, and not on a forged doctorate or any other factors.

The announcement of an Egyptian dancer running in Bahraini Parliamentary elections raised controversy in Bahrain with regards to the naturalization policies followed by the government.

After the dilemma of the Bahraini Ministry of Education not accrediting certificates granted by sophisticated Chinese universities, it was time for posing an insult to China and its people, describing them as “gamblers” who gamble and have “hidden gambling desires”.

There is no doubt that our ambassador in Moscow, Ahmed Al-Saati, is worried these days. In Bahrain, a story is being circulated about the ambassador’s forging of his master's degree and Phd diploma by the means of two fraudulent universities.

Joint statement by Ministers of Finance of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Bahrain said reviewed options for providing necessary support to enhance the stability of public finance.

The Bahraini ambassador in Moscow, Al-Saati, went on to celebrate his so-called fake doctorate degree on the front pages of daily newspapers.

Activists have confirmed that prison authorities in Bahrain are denying political prisoners treatment, which has led to the deterioration of the health conditions of hundreds of detainees.

What distinguishes Hasan Mushaima, the leader of Haq Movement for Liberty and Democracy, who is sentenced to life imprisonment, is that he never loses hope, even at this time when his country is passing through one of the toughest periods ever witnessed.

After 2011, accusations against the Bahraini judiciary of being used as a tool to retaliate against the opposition increased. The government used to answer these accusations by stressing on the “independence and integrity of the judiciary”.

Fourteen years after the Crown Prince laid its cornerstone, the Bahraini Ministry of Housing began distributing certificates of entitlement to the "Northern City" houses. This took place in the second half of 2016.

The amount of support to be provided by “Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait” hasn’t been announced. However, the ruling family in Bahrain doesn’t seem optimistic regarding the joint statement issued by the 3 states.

Bahraini Twitter users launched a campaign against the government's attempt to pass amendments to the retirement law, enabling the board of directors of the Social Insurance Authority to change the privileges of retirees in Bahrain.

On the eve of the sentencing verdict of opposition leader and Al-Wefaq Secretary-General Sheikh Ali Salman, activists and tweeters demanded the authorities to stop his trial and release him under the hashtag #FreeSheikhAli, stressing on his national patriotic stances.

In the prosecution's plea submitted to the High Criminal Court on the case of Sheikh Ali Salman and two others, one will read terrible accusations, the kind that makes eyes widen in surprise.

The Guardian reported that human rights organization "Reprieve" has accused the Foreign Office of being complicit in abuses in Bahrain and failing to be transparent about its £5m security and justice reform program in the kingdom.

In the statement that mostly showed the aggravation of conflict between the royal court and Prime Minister Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa, Interior Minister denied the royal court having any links to Twitter account “Na’eb Ta’eb”.

Bahraini King’s media advisor, Nabeel Al-Hamer, a corrupt man, won the Media Personality of the Year award granted by the Arab Media Forum in Dubai.