Bahrain - May 2011

May 20, 2011

Embattled Editor: In Bahraini Government Crackdowns, 'Nobody's Untouchable'

Uncertainty Reigns in Bahrain Amid Mix of Normalcy, State of Siege
May 17, 2011
After government crackdowns in Bahrain crushed the Arab spring uprising, divisions between Shia and Sunni Muslims have widened. Margaret Warner reports from Bahrain on the feelings of unease in the wealthy Persian Gulf nation.
Security Presence in Bahrain Squashes Embers of Uprising
May 13, 2011
Ray Suarez gets an update form Margaret Warner, who is reporting in the Bahraini capital, Manama.
As Crackdown Nears End, Bahrainis Struggle to Turn the Page
May 12, 2011
MANAMA | It's Thursday night in Bahrain, and we're in Manama's air-conditioned Seef Mall -- a gleaming glass and steel emporium of consumer pleasures, from its Costa Coffee shop to a haute couture Islamic dress store.

U.S. Official Rebuffs 'Double Standard' Charges on Bahrain

May 20, 2011

MANAMA, Bahrain | President Obama's speech Thursday night was intended to send a message to the Bahraini monarchy -- and its beleaguered opposition -- that U.S. interests in the Gulf will not trump its commitment to democratic change forever.

Bahrain's Foreign Minister: We Haven't Been 'Acting as Complete Angels'

May 18, 2011

Bahrainis 'Thrilled and Surprised' by Obama's Call for Dialogue

May 19, 2011

Bahrain Government's Confidence May Be Misplaced

May 18, 2011

In an interview with senior correspondent Margaret Warner, Bahrain's foreign minister, Sheikh Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, was indirect but clear: However grateful the Bahraini monarchy is for U.S. support in its current crisis, it isn't necessarily ready to follow U.S. advice on how to resolve it.