Sectarian tension is the permanent trick the authorities in Bahrain use to counter the people's demands for political and economic reform in the country. Popular discontent with the government's acts is increasing, so they need something to cause a distraction from all this.

On Sunday, June 11, 2023, regime forces attacked the shrine of the great companion "Sa'asa'a bin Souhan" which includes a shrine and a mosque in the village of Askar, southern of Manama, where the forces took off its gate and closed its entrance with blocks, according to the "Naba'a" Channel.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani said that "officials in the government of Bahrain have voiced their readiness to develop relations with Iran."

Former Kuwaiti Speaker of the National Assembly, Marzouq Al-Ghanim, revealed that the late Emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, refused, on the last days of his life, to attend the normalizing Bahrain Economic Conference, which was held in Manama 3 years ago.

Families residing in Bahrain with US military personnel will be eligible to pursue employment in the local economy under Bahraini law while maintaining their status, according to orders issued by the Crown Prince and Prime Minister Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa.

The Public Prosecution referred detainee Hussein Mhanna to trial in a new case in which it accused him of "insulting and beating a policeman" whom he has never seen.

Four months after being crowned team world champions at the FEI Endurance World Championship held in the United Arab Emirates, the Bahraini team headed by Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa was stripped of the world championship title.

New figures published by ESCWA (Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia) revealed the significant difference between international estimates of poverty in Bahrain and government estimates.

Sheikh Hussein Al-Daihi, deputy Secretary-General of Al-Wefaq Society, said that "whoever thinks that he can silence these voices and eliminate the determination and enthusiasm of this people by imprisoning, torturing and killing is delusional."

The Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs claimed that there are "legal violations and abuses in Friday sermons at one of the mosques," referring to the Imam Al-Sadiq Mosque in Diraz, west of the capital Manama, and vowed not be tolerant with such sermons.

On Sunday, June 4, 2023, Saudi Arabia executed three detainees from Qatif, in a new execution crime in less than a week.

The Bahraini Ministry of Interior notified the Al-Markh and Karimi obsequies of the cancellation of the death anniversary of Sayed Imam Khomeini, which was scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 3, 2023.

Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim highlighted on Thursday (June 1, 2023) that "the people of Bahrain prove their steadfastness everyday by words and action."

Since Saudi forces stormed Bahrain in 2011, the Saudi regime has been involved in killing and abusing Bahrainis simply for demanding political reforms, in order to put an end to the Al Khalifa family's monopoly over power.

Families of executed Jaafar Sultan and Sadiq Thamer have called on the Saudi authorities to return the bodies of their sons and give them the right to bury them "in accordance with our beliefs and traditions".

Prisoners of conscience Abdulwahab Hussein commented on the execution of martyrs Jaafar Sultan and Sadiq Thamer at the hands of the Saudi regime saying, that "There is no giving up, no retreat, no despair. We do not care about any harm befalling us, no matter who causes it."

Expatriates in Bahrain have the right to dance and rejoice on the ruler's accession day in Bahrain every year. They enjoy the right to consider it the best country in the world that welcomes foreigners. It is a government that prefers foreigners to its citizens, and this does not happen elsewhere in the world.

The authorities summoned head of the Sanabis Ma'atam Hassan Al-Moalemah, for interrogation over the large public reception of scholar Sheikh Mohammad Sanqour, following his release

People of Bahrain woke up to a new tragedy added to the many tragedies of a people who are sacrificing their sons' blood and souls for the sake of freedom and dignity.

Saudi Arabia said it executed two Bahraini men, Sadiq Thamer and Jaafar Sultan, on Monday after being convicted of belonging to a militant group wanting to destabilize the two Mideast kingdoms. Amnesty International and other rights groups have criticized their trial as being grossly unfair.