Bahraini opposition considers talks offer

Bahrain's opposition wants the nation's rulers to guarantee they will back up their conciliatory words with actions, a Shiite leader said today.

Bahraini opposition considers talks offer
Sun, 20 Feb, 2011 - 16:33

Bahrain's opposition wants the nation's rulers to guarantee they will back up their conciliatory words with actions, a Shiite leader said today.

He and other activists were considering the regime's offer for talks after nearly a week of protests and deadly clashes that have divided the Gulf nation.

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