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Amira Al Hussaini · July, 2010
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Former news editor of an English language daily in Bahrain. Journalist. Columnist. Blogger. Educated and raised in Bahrain. Interests include writing, the arts and human rights.

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Latest posts by Amira Al Hussaini from July, 2010

Qatar: Expats Question Future Plans

31 July 2010

If you are a long term resident in one of the GCC countries, what are your long-term plans? What will you do when you return home? At Qatar Living, expatriates...

Algeria: The Origins of the Berbers

· 27 July 2010

Israel: “Oliver Stone is a Nutcase”

· 27 July 2010

Syria: Mariya continues her story-telling

· 27 July 2010

Egypt: Americans need appointments to visit Embassy

· 27 July 2010

Yemen: A Tour of Al Mukalla

· 27 July 2010

Iraq: Going Back to America

· 26 July 2010

Lebanon: Tweet Up Date Set

· 26 July 2010

Syria: A Sample of Syrian Proverbs

· 26 July 2010

Saudi Arabia: Muttawa in Action

· 26 July 2010

Iraq: Ban on topless women?

· 26 July 2010

Morocco: Horse Riding in Morocco

· 26 July 2010

Saudi Arabia: Dear Moron

· 25 July 2010

Lebanon: Sex and the City

· 25 July 2010

Jordan: Jailed for MSN Messages

· 25 July 2010

Jordan: Has Technology Killed Our Romanticism?

20 July 2010

Computers and technology play an important role in our everyday lives. One blogger from Jordan remembers the romanticism of getting a letter in the mail and declares on her blog:...

Bahrain: Blogger Meet up?

· 16 July 2010

Jordan: Tweet the Foreign Minister

· 16 July 2010

Iraq: Covering up a Sex Scandal

· 16 July 2010

Egypt: Let's Tweet Mubarak to Death!

· 16 July 2010

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