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ONE HUNDRED ethnic masks from South America, Africa, Asia and Oceanic regions that represent and form part of the collection of the musŽe du quai Branly, Paris, are now on show at the Bahrain National Museum.
The friendly motor-racing rivalry between Bahrain and Abu Dhabi is set to intensify as the two Gulf countries battle out for F1 supremacy in the air and on the ground.
ONE of Bahrain's most celebrated artists Jamal Abdul Rahim is preparing to display his latest work at the prestigious Art Dubai exhibition and is planning a special solo show in the kingdom later this year where his latest creations will be unveiled.
THE_Culture Vultures are co-ordinating the first ever 'ArtHouse Open Studios' event in Bahrain in April.
British Airways' new £4.3 billion home - Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5 - has been officially opened by Queen Elizabeth.
TO many women across the Indian subcontinent, Dr Kiran Bedi is an icon.
Government officials have vowed to tackle the kingdom's inflation worries and the social impact of soaring commodity prices.
THE_cost of shopping has increased by at least 11 per cent in just eight months, according to Shilpa's Weekly Shopping List.
Prices of basic foods traded on international commodity markets are at record highs and concerns over cost are being voiced around the world.
There is something that I would really like to share with you this week. All those who know me realise that I prefer stating my ideas and opinions through words in the GulfWeekly rather than going out and protesting on the streets about what I believe in and stand for.
St Christopher's School this week announced a 10 per cent increase in the school fees from September in a bid to attract and retain good teachers.
