Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Bahrain's Royal Family has been saying for more than two weeks it is willing to talk with what has proved to be a resilient opposition movement. They have made little headway so far.
A TEAM of 11 school students are attempting to either cycle, row, run or swim the distance from the Bahrain capital of Manama to Kochi (formerly Cochin) in the south Indian state of Kerala.
KEEN photographer Saji Antony was captivated by a colourful array of clothes hung out to dry on a washing line in front of a neighbour's home, writes Shilpa Chandran.
Review: The Laughter Factory - Dilmun Club, Saar.
Bahrain's students are being invited to experience a special event dedicated to young people attending universities in the kingdom.
HEALTH inspectors have begun a crackdown on supermarkets and cold stores across the kingdom who have not been following regulations surrounding the sale and display of tobacco products.
Nutritional therapist Alia Almoayed is planning a 'day of silence' in a bid to help cope with the chaos currently afflicting the kingdom.
HIS Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Deputy Supreme Commander, has expressed confidence in the chances of Bahrain reaching a political settlement, despite some government opponents setting out a list of preconditions prior to talks.
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