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A Bahrain-based Dutch artist is so crazy about camels she has been inspired to stage a show of her work featuring the Arabian ship of the desert.
FOR more than half a century Bahrain has been an important aviation hub, from the flying boats of the 1930s to the first flight of Concorde in 1976.
The galleria area of Bahrain City Centre has been turned into a giant harp and passersby have the opportunity to try their hand at the amazing instrument.
A contemporary Arab Art Show will be held at the Caravan Galleries in Barbar from tomorrow until May 25 featuring works of 12 Arab artists, reports Asma Salman.
Everyone goes through life with some degree of hardship, especially teenagers because the mistakes they make affect their physiological and social lives.
THE USS Dwight D Eisenhower (CVN 69) became the first Nimitz-Class aircraft carrier to pull in pier side in Bahrain as part of an ongoing effort to strengthen relationships, operational abilities and address maritime strategies.
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ONE of the US Navy's top brass visited sailors in Bahrain to discuss current personnel issues and to thank them for their service.
A NEW range of high-tech sports cars are set to be placed on display in a showroom in the kingdom ... as McLaren, partly-owned by Bahrain's Mumtalakat Holding Company, prepares for a world launch in 2011.
Qatar 2022, bidding to host the first ever FIFA World Cup in the Middle East, has unveiled its vision to unite the Arab world and drive better understanding of the region globally through the world's biggest sports event.
Bucking the trend of the global financial crisis, organisers of Bahrain's premium travel exhibition, the Bahrain International Travel Expo (BITE) announced a successful year.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon called for decisive action to reduce the growing impact of climate change as he launched in Bahrain a global assessment of ways to minimise the risks from natural disasters.
Meetings between officials of General Organisation of Ports (GOP) and APM Terminals (APMT) are being held behind closed doors to decide the fate of the planned Seafarers' Welfare Centre at the newly opened $530 million Khalifa Bin Salman Port (KBSP).
