Manama:Bahraini daily newspapers today focused on a wide array of events that occurred over the past 24 hours, ranging from sports achievements to international diplomatic efforts and regional security issues.
According to Bahrain News Agency, His Majesty the King extended congratulations to the President of Zambia and the United Nations Secretary-General, while His Royal Highness the Crown Prince and Prime Minister also congratulated the UN Secretary-General. Additionally, His Highness Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad has qualified for the final round of the 8th Bahrain Amateur Open Golf Championship.
In a statement of condemnation, Bahrain denounced an armed terrorist attack inside a church in Jordan's southern Karak Governorate. Bahrain also welcomed the successful UAE mediation efforts in securing a new prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine. Furthermore, the KHGC Chairman underscored Bahrain's commitment to promoting peace and coexistence on UN Day.
On the sports front, Mohammed Al Haddar made headlines by winning a bronze medal in the 100m race and breaking the Asian record at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 event. The Bahrain Basketball Association President presented the Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Super Cup to the champions, Muharraq.
The GCC Secretary-General condemned the terrorist attack in the Karak region of Jordan and highlighted the Gulf states' role in international mediation efforts. The Coalition successfully intercepted a Houthi ballistic missile and two drones targeting Saudi Arabia, including one that targeted Khamis Mushait.
Additionally, the Amir of Kuwait and the Italian Prime Minister discussed regional and international developments. The Muslim Council of Elders strongly condemned the terrorist attack in Jordan and called for confronting extremist takfiri ideology. The AFC Extraordinary Congress approved amendments to its statutes, and Kamal and Faqih reached the ATF U14 tennis finals.
In tragic news from Pakistan, a collision between two buses resulted in 12 fatalities and over 20 injuries.