Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Last week, I watched a riveting documentary by one of my favorite journalists, Christiane Amanpour. The documentary was entitled 'scream bloody murder'.
The world has condemned the recent terrorist attacks on the financial and cultural capital of India, Mumbai. In the kingdom, leaders of both Indian and Bahraini communities were last week united at special condolence meetings organised by the Bahrain-India Society to express their sympathies for those killed and injured in the atrocity.
Adhari Park, the kingdom's popular amusement venue, which has attracted more than 400,000 visitors since its reopening, is all geared up for the holiday season.
BAHRAIN could become the goods and cargo gateway to the northern Gulf with the opening of the Khalifa Bin Salman Port (KBSP), writes Liz O'Reilly.
CELEBRATED Bahraini photography Ghada Khunji - applauded and awarded internationally for her reflections on life - opened her first solo exhibition in the Middle East and has displayed her work online for the world to admire.
In a bid to immerse themselves in the joys of theatre and drama, school students from Russia and Dubai came together with their peers in Bahrain to celebrate a three-day International Schools Theatre Association (ISTA) festival.
The wind turbines on Bahrain's iconic building, Bahrain World Trade Center (BWTC), are expected to be fully operational by mid-December in celebration of the kingdom's National Day.
A LITTLE French fancy captured the hearts of the judges and helped housewife Muriel Dunand walk away with a dazzling set of prize diamond earrings.
