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Bahraini designer Walla Al Alawi has launched a new collection and set up her own store in the kingdom.
THE_moment airline passengers arrive in the kingdom they can step out of the concourse and into a limousine for a ride back home or to the office in luxury, writes Shilpa Chandran.
Barack Obama is considering visiting Bahrain in the near future during a tour of the Middle East as part of his campaign to become the US President.
A young woman passes in a sleeveless shirt and a knee-length skirt, her hair flowing down her back.
GulfWeekly is today launching a photographic contest - and the top prize is a JOB!
THE first-ever Arab World Memory Championships are to be staged in the kingdom this August and the top participants will be invited to test their skills against the best in the world in October.
THE_2008-09 edition of The Body Bahrain, which offers hundreds of 'buy-one-get-one-free' incentives, has just been released.
Bahrain will still be the focal point of the sporting world on April 17-18-19, 2009 and this is a supreme opportunity to demonstrate that we have so much to offer, says race chief, Martin Whitaker.
Next year's Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix will take place on April 19 according to the provisional FIA Formula One World Championship calendar issued by the sport's governing body at its World Council meeting in Paris, France.
The veil, or better known as the 'hijab', has been a part of the Islamic and Arabian culture for a long time.
FIVE top pupils of Al Noor School received their All India Secondary School Examination certificates.
Björn Näf, who turns 43 today, is an optimistic leader determined to succeed and turn around
