Bahrain charting slow growth as Gulf oil fades
Bahrain plans for a post oil era with aluminum smelter investment and a Gulf port project. Aiming to diversify, government steers education and tourism while expanding energy and industrial facilities to sustain income as oil revenues decline.
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Bahrain Faces Development Hurdles and Labor Shortages
Bahrain plans a National Assembly and 30 member council, with educated citizens and foreign investment yet to flow. Officials note a labor shortfall as Bahrain imports workers from Oman and other Arab states while financing remains tight, hoping Gulf allies like Kuwait and Saudi Arabia provide funds.
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Decline in West German extremism lauded in government review
A government interior ministry survey reports a drop in right and left extremism in West Germany. It cites a smaller NPD base, ongoing leftist splinters, and a Maoist KPD as the best known radical group, while praising domestic and foreign policy gains under Bonn and noting democratic fragility if coalition tensions rise.
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