Bahrain Implements Remote Work Amid Iran-Israel Tensions

Source: Bahrain, Home to U.S. Base, Implements Remote Work for Government Agencies (2025-06-22)

Bahrain, home to a U.S. military base, has announced the implementation of remote work policies for its government agencies in response to escalating tensions in the Iran-Israel conflict. The move aims to ensure safety and security for government personnel amid regional instability, reflecting concerns over potential spillover effects and security threats. The decision underscores the broader regional impact of the conflict, prompting Gulf Cooperation Council countries to adapt their security and operational strategies. Bahrain's remote work measures are part of a wider effort to maintain government functions while safeguarding staff during a period of heightened geopolitical risk.

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