Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Do you think working hours should be standardised for both Muslims and non-Muslims during Ramadan?
MANAMA: A benefit dance for the Gawad Kalinga (GK) Bahrain Village will be spotlit on November 3, at the Golden Tulip Hotel Grand Ballroom.
Crafts bazaar
The Indian Ladies Association (ILA) is holding a crafts bazaar, Suq Al Hind, in November as part of their Golden Jubilee Project.
The Bahrain Art Framing Centre has stocked in their best greeting cards to welcome this festive season and Eid.
The Bahrain Cinema Club will be showing March of the Pengiuns on Wednesday, October 27.
MUSCAT: Oman’s Ministry of Sports Affairs have once again joined hands with France-based company, Gerard Fusil Consultants (GFC), to announce the second edition of the unique Oman Adventure race.
A story in the paper on Monday talks about a Filipino housemaid who was unaware she was pregnant when she got here just a few months ago.
It seems that the soaring price of building materials is making it problematic for Bahrain’s construction boom.
There was a letter in the GDN last week entitled ‘English or Jinglish?’
Along with designers’ fascination with the puffball and why barely pubescent girls are the best mannequins for selling clothes to older women, one of the fashion world’s many mysteries is why women’s fashion is dominated by male designers.
HELSINKI: A fee of $32,000 is way too much for a woman to charge a man for fondling her bosom, a Finnish district court ruled.
WARSAW: Poland’s beleaguered Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski surprised Warsaw’s press corps when he called a news briefing in a Warsaw park to call on Poles to feed ducks with the approach of winter.
