Articles by Yusur Al-Bahrani

Saudi authorities confirmed a death sentence on young pro-democracy activist Ali Al-Nemer in its ongoing crackdown on dissents.

While Yemen is witnessing the fourth Arab Spring anniversary, Western backed Saudi Arabia is launching devastating military attacks on several...

It is beyond imagination—millions of people, horified by violence, marching together in Paris on January 11.

While the West uses the crimes of ISIS to justify bombing Iraq, Western-backed Saudi Arabia is immune from criticism.

“The bourgeoisie is the same everywhere and the proletariat is the same everywhere,” said Kwesi Pratt Junior, the editor of...

A month after Iraq’s elections, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) strengthened their grip on several cities in...

Ahmed Ismael, 22-years old, was a citizen journalist from Salmabad village in Bahrain.

A Saudi court sentenced two young activists, Reda AlRubh and Ali AlNemer, to death.

Millions of Iraqis bravely challenged the bomb attacks and voted in their first parliamentary elections since the withdrawal of US...

On February 16, people from the Romanian community and their supporters in Toronto celebrated 1882 years of Rosia Montana, a...

Hundreds of thousands of protestors are taking to the streets of Bahrain in the third anniversary of the revolution.

Meetings in Geneva haven’t produced any concrete solution to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Syria.

Mother Agnes-Mariam shared her eyewitness experience in Syria with people in Toronto during her speaking tour.

Toronto's City Council stripped Mayor Rob Ford of some of his powers.

Dozens of women courageously drove cars and defied the Saudi authorities ban on female drivers.

Every year communities across Canada gather on October 4 to remember and honour missing and murdered indigenous women.

Hundreds of thousands of peaceful pro-democracy protestors marched on Friday, September 27 in the largest protest in months in Bahrain.

Violence in Iraq is escalating, with at least 800 people killed in August, according to the UN.

August 14, 1971 marks the day when Bahrain gained independence from Britain.

Massive protests continue in the oil rich Eastern Province of Qatif, despite the Western-backed Saudi regime’s brutal attacks on activists...