Bahrain dailies issued today focused in their principal headlines on the main local, Arab and international events which happened over the past 24 hours. Here is a round-up of the main press headlines:
- Manama Strategic Dialogue to start today .. collective work mechanisms to combat terrorism top the agenda.

-Justice Minister to Akhbar Al-Khaleej.. human rights should not be exploited for political purposes.

- Solidarity with Palestinian people against the new Belfour Declaration.

-Bahrain urges citizens to keep off locations of demonstrations in Jordan.

-HRH Princess Sabeeka received UN Undersecretary and hails cooperation with the United Nations.

-Committee holds meeting to implement Princess Sabeeka Award for Women Empowerment.

-More than 600 cyclists take part in the motorbike festival today.

- Art Bahrain Across Borders (art bab) – to hold art week in London under the patronage of HRH Princess Sabeeka.
-Dr. Mirza discusses electrical cooperation with Sudanese ambassador.

-Interior minister chairs the traffic council meeting and gave directives to speed up the assignment of minor accidents to insurance companies.

-Labour and Social Development Minister honours 13 engineers. Women make-up 59% of the ministry’s staff.

-Interior Ministry honoured at the Arab police and security conference.

-Palestinian backlash and Trump isolated.

-Russian army announces Syria “liberated from Daesh”.

- Local leaders meet to consolidate their roles in settling Libyan crises.

-Legitimate forces expel Houthis from the city of Khoukha in Yemen.

-Rohyinga refugees’ crisis in Bangladesh causes “dangerous security problem”.

-Evangelical Christians put the pressure on Trump to announce the relocation of the US Embassy to Jerusalem.

-North Korean says that US threats make war inevitable.

-Egyptian Court sentence 13 defendants convicted in the “Ajnad Misr” group.

-Qatar sign deal with France to buy Rafale and Airbus.

-45000 demonstrate in Brussels in support of Catalonian independence.

-General strike in the Palestinian territories in protest of the US decision.