| Middle East (Score, 1=Most Free, 7=Least Free in 2018) |
Bahrain is the top country by political rights among 15 countries. As of 2018, political rights in Bahrain was 7 score, 1=most free, 7=least free that accounts for 8.64% of total political rights. The top 5 countries (others are Saudi Arabia, Syrian Arab Republic, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen) account for 43.21% of it. The total political rights was estimated at 81 score, 1=most free, 7=least free in 2018.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Bahrain | 7 | FH |
| Saudi Arabia | 7 | FH |
| Syrian Arab Republic | 7 | FH |
| United Arab Emirates | 7 | FH |
| Yemen | 7 | FH |
| Iran | 6 | FH |
| Oman | 6 | FH |
| Qatar | 6 | FH |
| Iraq | 5 | FH |
| Jordan | 5 | FH |
| Kuwait | 5 | FH |
| Lebanon | 5 | FH |
| Turkey | 5 | FH |
| Israel | 2 | FH |
| Cyprus | 1 | FH |
| Palestine | 2 timeseries |
| World Rankings |
| Corruption Perceptions Index | 26 score, 100="Very Clean" in 2005 | TI |
| Ease of Doing Business | 59.11 score in 2019 | WB |
| Global Peace Index | 2.54 Score, Lowest = Best in 2023 | IEP |
| Human Development Index | 0.72 Index in 2022 | UNDP |
| Press Freedom Index | 76 Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012 | RSF |
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