Brij Sharma

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Brij Sharma is an Indian journalist and editor based in Bahrain. Brij tells us the interesting stories we don't usually hear from the middle east country.

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Bahrain Blames Iran for Organized Terrorist Attacks

While Iran, predictably, is crying foul this is not the first time men or explosives of Iranian antecedents have been tracked down and seized by Bahrain.

Iran Under Scrutiny for Causing Instability in Middle East Region

It is common knowledge that despite the nuclear deal, anti-American sentiment in Iran's official and popular circles has not gone away, or even subsided.

Bahrain Opposition Provokes Authorities to Retaliate With Force

This must be viewed not as an isolated instance of police action but in the light of ways the opposition adopts to embarrass the government since western media has stopped noticing.

UK Labour’s Party Leader Under Fire for Criticism Against Bahrain

A citizen has his nation's interest at heart. If he comes under the spell of advisers and acts against his country, he becomes a terrorist.

Bahrain Enjoys The Liberal Spirit in Mideast

Religious freedom allowed in Bahrain is another enviable area for the region with mosques punctuated by a good number of churches, Hindu temples, and Sikh places of worship, a cremation ground for Hindus [a rarity in the region], and a thriving and

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Occupational Hazard: The First Coral Reefers – Another Band Bites the Dust

The story of Occupational Hazard: The First Coral Reefers, as another band bites the dust.

The DNA Company Takes Functional Genomics Beyond DNA Reports

The DNA Company connects genetic data, scientific review, education and personalized support under CEO Tracy Wood.

The Neck Ages First, and Surgeons Now Treat It on Its Own

Neck lifts are growing faster than facelifts in the US. The approach at FACES+ in San Diego shows why the neck has become the starting point.

The Jewish Nation, The Fight Ahead

The Jewish Nation is in the fight of its life as the next election looms on October 27, 2026, when the people will elect all 120 members of the 26th Knesset.
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