At the beginning of the nineteenth century, Britain wanted to end piracy in the Gulf to secure maritime trading routes to its East India Company in the Indies and in 1805, the ruling House of Khalifa offered their support.
Poetry is one of the oldest and most imaginative of the arts, and one literary exponent is making great strides in the medium by launching his first collection on online retail giant Amazon.
The Brave Combat Federation has stepped up its global charge to showcase the best of MMA as it conducted the Bahrain-based promotion’s first event in Mexico.
It’s not often that you can enter a major athletic championship – or any sport for that matter – and know who will be collecting medals. Fortunately this is not an expose on the latest corruption scandal on match-fixing, rather a sad reflection on a consequence of cheating by using drugs.
Infiniti Middle East has launched its Infiniti Certified Programme, a first for the brand in the region aimed at offering pre-owned vehicles with new car benefits.
Sebastian Vettel won a tense Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday in a Ferrari one-two that stretched his championship lead to 14 points after Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton sportingly surrendered third place to his team mate.
The Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open came to a dramatic end earlier on Sunday with South Korea’s Lee Mi-hyang taking home the silverware.
