Monday 11 February 2013
Pro and anti government groups resume talks in bid to resolve Bahrain political crisis
An anti-government protester with a banner reading, "I Love Bahrain" in a rally organized by the main opposition Wefaq
ReutersPro and anti-government groups in Bahrain have begun a new round of talks in a bid to resolve a political crisis that began two years ago this week. Opposition groups, including the major Shiite bloc Al-Wefaq, have called on the monarchy to hold direct elections. Negotiations have been stalled since July 2011, when the government held a similar round of dialogue that was mostly boycotted by opposition groups. RFI spoke to Reda Al-Fardan a Bahraini activist about their expectations.

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