Omani demonstrators continue their anti-government protests on the streets of the tiny Persian Gulf country as the death toll of Sunday rallies reaches six.

A small aircraft has crashed at the Al-Ain International Airport in the west of the United Arab Emirates, leaving at least four people dead, the country's General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) says.

Security forces have clashed with anti-government demonstrators in northern Oman, killing six people and injuring five others.

US President Barack Obama has called for talks between the Bahraini government and the opposition as pro-democracy demonstrators continue their campaign for regime change in the Persian Gulf country.

Lawmakers from the largest parliamentary bloc in Bahrain have protested at the government-ordered bloodshed of pro-democracy protesters by staging a mass departure.

Following clashes between Omani security forces and anti-government protesters, a police station and a government building have been set on fire.

Omani ruler Sultan Qaboos has changed six ministers in his cabinet and raised stipends for university students in an attempt to prevent further protests in the tiny Persian Gulf country.

A group of Qatari activists has created a page on the social networking website Facebook demanding the ouster of Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani.

Protesters in Saudi Arabia's largest province have staged a demonstration to demand the release of prisoners held without trial.

The head of Bahrain's al-Wefaq party says the opposition only welcomes dialogues that will lead to the establishment of an elected government.

Bahrain's king sacks four cabinet ministers as tens of thousands of people pour into the streets of the capital, Manama, calling for an end to the monarchy.

Tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters have taken to the streets of the Bahraini capital, demanding an end to the rule of the country's Sunni regime.

A group of Saudi youth has called for a rally in the southwestern coastal city of Jeddah to show solidarity with the pro-democracy uprisings and revolutions across the Arab world.

US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen has met Bahraini officials in Manama amid the nation's popular uprising calling for the ouster of its ruler.

Bahraini troops have raided the protest camp in Pearl Square in Manama, the night before a massive rally was planned by protesters to commemorate what they described as the martyrs of Bahrain's uprising.

People in Saudi Arabia's eastern Qatif region are planning to hold a rally in support of the Libyan revolution and the uprising in Bahrain.

Hundreds of Facebook users have joined a page, rallying support for mass protests to demand the ouster of Qatar's Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani.

Bahrainis are due to swarm the capital's main square to commemorate the death of those shot by government troops during recent pro-democracy protest rallies.

Saudi Arabia has reportedly deployed security forces in the country to stop the anti-government protests as thousands of people called for a "Day of Rage."

Bahraini King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa has visited Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah, as the pro-democracy revolution is gaining ground in Bahrain.

Thousands of pro-democracy Bahraini protesters have taken to Manama's Pearl Square to hail the release of more than 100 political prisoners.

Bahrainis will go on a nationwide strike and hold more massive demonstrations if the government does not resign on Thursday, an opposition figure says.

Head of Bahrain's opposition Waad Party Ibrahim Sharif says pro-democracy protesters in the country are seeking a change in the current privilege system.

Bahrain's leading opposition group, al-Wefaq, has warned about the political chaos in the country, urging the government to introduce reforms quickly.

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah has suddenly announced a series of benefits for his citizens amid uprisings sweeping the Arab world upon returning to the kingdom.

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah has returned home after three months of treatment abroad for a back ailment.

Bahraini officials have released 23 political activists as protesters stage pro-democracy demonstrations in the Persian Gulf state on a daily basis.

Tens of thousands of Bahrainis have poured into the streets of Manama to stage the largest rally in more than a week of protests against the kingdom's royal rule.

Bahrain's king has pardoned a number of protesters who had been arrested for having a role in pro-democracy demonstrations in the tiny Persian Gulf state.

The head of an Islamic opposition party in Bahrain has reaffirmed the movement's refusal to enter any dialogue with the government.

Pro-democracy protesters in Bahrain have vowed to stage more massive demonstrations against the rule of al-Khalifa in the days to come.

Saudi Arabia has pledged to stand “with all its capabilities” by Bahrain's ruling royal family amid pro-democracy protests inspired by revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt which toppled US-backed government.

Protesters continue to mass in the Bahraini capital's Pearl Square as they have erected more tents in the roundabout which has become the symbol of pro-democracy rallies in the country.

Arab regimes hit by pro-democracy uprisings require self-reforming techniques promoting freedom of expression and association, a political analyst has said.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has criticized the Bahraini government for using violence against pro-democracy protesters in the Persian Gulf kingdom.

Bahrain's pro-democracy protesters continue to occupy Pearl Square in the capital Manama, saying they will be there until their demands are met.

Pro-democracy protesters have set up tents in the Bahraini capital's main square, which has turned to the epicenter for their popular uprising against decades-long monarchy.

The US supports Bahrain's monarchy in the face of popular protests in order not to lose its foothold in the Persian Gulf to Iran, says a political expert.

A political expert says the Bahrain talks will collapse if the opposition fails to follow the demands voiced by protesters over the past week.

A Bahraini opposition leader says long term oppression of citizens has led to the uprising in the state and is unlikely to halt until the achievement of major political changes in the country.