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Manama, May 11 (BNA): The official logo of the 33rd Arab Summit to be held in Bahrain on May 16 has been unveiled. The composition of the logo is a representation of the Bahraini identity, which is ...

Manama, Oct. 4 (BNA): Bahrain and Pakistan have jointly unveiled a logo marking the 50th anniversary of the establishment of their diplomatic ties. To commemorate the occasion, the Pakistan embassy ...

MANAMA (Reuters) - Television celebrity Kim Kardashian brought out screaming fans, angry Muslim hardliners and police throwing stun grenades on Saturday when she visited Bahrain to launch a ...

The capital of Bahrain was under military lockdown Thursday evening after riot police smashed protesters' main camp. Lindsey Hilsum of Independent Television News reports.

Bahrain - A private institute is facing legal action after it allegedly used Tamkeen's logo to promote an English language training course, it has emerged. “The recent video ad that has been ...

The governments of Japan and Bahrain are holding a competition to design a logo in honor of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries, according to Arab News Japan.

At last weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton cruised to his third victory in four races this season. Meanwhile, his team-mate, Nico Rosberg, spent the evening battling the ...

The new identity, centred on the concept 'It's All About You', is "far more" than just a new logo, said chairman Murad Ali Murad. The Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait (BBK) has unveiled its new ...

EXCLUSIVE: Dana Honor, a respected TV producer and development executive, has signed an exclusive overall deal with Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group. Under the pact ...

The Australian reported that before the arrests, state-run television had shown footage of athletes at the protests: A’ala Hubail, 28, was joint top scorer in the 2004 Asian Cup.

DUBAI: Bahrain on Monday announced that it had closed a new pan-Arab news channel, owned by Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, which had vowed to practise "objective" journalism.