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Below are some headlines from Bahrain's newspapers on local events:
// HM King directs Embassy to ensure safety of Bahrainis in Florida before typhoon.
// Leadership's unlimited support to education praised.
// Bahrain-Kuwait joint cultural initiatives explored.

// Bahrain's globally ranking as most preferred destination of expatriates hailed.
// Bahrain regrets inaccuracies contained in Amnesty International's report.
// Countries calling to combat terrorism have not and will never seek military threat: FM.
// Women Union elects new board.
// New media apps undermine local communities' bonds, established ties between minorities, parties worldwide.
// VAT application requires highly efficient administrative organisation: Shura councilor.
// BIPD launches Political Discourse Book.
// CSB approves latest modern organisational standards.
// LMRA launches Excellent Business Services Centre.
// Works Ministry completes full maintenance of 21 schools.
// Qatar bears basic responsibility for 9/11 attacks, says counter-terrorism expert.

Source:BNA

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