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From President Trump to Erdogan: Theresa May’s tour
Mrs May is building up an interesting travel history that begins to paint a picture.
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Six people have been killed in Bahrain – the latest country to be affected by Middle East unrest. For updates and video from #c4news follow the live blog – and add your voice.
There are reports that shots have been fired on the streets of Bahrain. Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman is told that government forces have fired on anti-government demonstrators.
Government ends all export licences with Bahrain after it emerged tear gas canisters used against protesters may have been from stock supplied by UK
There are reports that shots have been fired on the streets of Bahrain. Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman is told that government forces have fired on anti-government demonstrators.
Why does Bahrain matter? Channel 4 News International Editor Lindsey Hilsum explains why the future of the small state could have big implications for the Middle East and the world.
As the Bahrain protests leave five dead and hundreds injured, campaigners in Britain tell Channel 4 News they’re terrified for relatives in Manama.
Riot police storm a protest camp in central Bahrain killing five people and leaving hundreds wounded as unrest continues. A witness tells Channel 4 News the authorities wanted protesters to “pay”.
After a second death in Bahrain protesters call for the end of the monarchy gathering in their thousands at the Pearl monument, which they are calling their own ‘Tahrir Square’.
The US is working with aid agencies on setting up ‘safe areas’ for civilians in Gaza. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is on a seven-country Middle East tour – taking in Jordan, Qatar, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia today alone – as he tries to stop the conflict between Israel and Hamas spiralling into a bigger…
We’re joined from Bahrain by John Ashton, the former president of the Faculty of Public Health. At the request of Bahrain’s crown prince, he has been advising the country’s government over its response to the coronavirus crisis.
He called it “Peace to Prosperity”, but the workshop arranged by President Trump’s son-in-law, setting out his personal vision for achieving peace in the Middle East, had two noticeable absentees – the Israelis and the Palestinians, who have rejected out of hand Jared Kushner’s plan to put money before politics.
Mrs May is building up an interesting travel history that begins to paint a picture.
Has Boris Johnson lost a life? Has he moved closer to the exit door with his indiscreet words at a conference in Italy.
Is Saudi Arabia “playing proxy wars” by taking sides in religious conflicts in the Middle East? That’s what the Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said at a conference just a week ago in Italy. Theresa May clearly doesn’t agree. The Prime Minister publicly overruled Mr Johnson – saying his remarks did not reflect the Government’s views about…
Mrs May’s trip to Bahrain has meant that she missed today’s big set-piece Commons debate on Brexit. But she’d managed to draw the teeth from the Opposition motion by agreeing in advance to publish a statement of the Government’s plans before moving Article 50.