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Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest oil exporter, has increased its output to meet rising demand and to compensate for declining production from other countries.
Ali al-Naimi, the Saudi oil minister, said on Friday that from May 10 the kingdom had...
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As I am sure that most of you know that alcohol is strictly forbidden in the very conservative Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. In fact, although punishments vary for Saudi...
made popular Nov 18 2008
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Saudi King Abdullah says he expects a government investment program in oil and other sectors to total more than $400 billion over the next five years.
made popular Nov 15 2008
AP, Cairo
Demonstrators in Cairo demanded Tuesday that Saudi Arabia release an Egyptian doctor sentenced to 15 years in prison and 1,500 lashes after he was convicted of...
made popular Nov 11 2008
AP, Riyadh
The Saudi health minister says his government has filed a $34 billion lawsuit against importers of cigarettes from international tobacco companies, including U.S....
made popular Nov 11 2008
Many nations have divergent ways of celebrating the feta of university graduation. Some just give diplomas in the mail, but most by now adopted the Western custom of...
made popular Nov 8 2008
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A group of Saudi activists have begun a rare public hunger strike to demand judiciary reform and draw attention to the detention without trial of 11 political...
made popular Nov 6 2008
AP, Islamabad
Pakistan is turning to Saudi Arabia for financial aid to ease an economic crisis that already has forced the militancy wracked South Asian nation to start talks with...
made popular Nov 3 2008
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Saudi Arabia foiled a 2003 terror plot by militants who planned to hijack a plane and blow it up over a densely populated American city, a Saudi official said Sunday.
made popular Nov 2 2008
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown met with former Saudi inmates of the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay as he toured a de-radicalization facility on Sunday.
made popular Nov 2 2008
AP, Doha
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Sunday he is confident that Saudi Arabia will contribute to the International Monetary Fund’s bailout reserves after he...
made popular Nov 2 2008
AP, Riyadh
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Sunday he expects Saudi Arabia to contribute to the International Monetary Fund’s bailout reserves after he promised...
made popular Nov 2 2008
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown made a direct plea on Sunday for Gulf states to contribute to the International Monetary Fund’s reserves to bailout out...
made popular Nov 2 2008
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, on a tour of the Gulf, said he is seeking hundreds of billions of dollars to boost the International Monetary Fund’s reserves...
made popular Nov 2 2008
Although the title is an oxymoron since the Kingdom is itself based on the most extreme form of Islam ever established at state doctrine, it is true that the Kingdom...
made popular Oct 28 2008
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The ruler of conservative Saudi Arabia said he plans to attend a meeting at the United Nations next month to discuss his initiative to promote interfaith dialogue, the...
made popular Oct 26 2008
I could not believe my eyes today, gas at $2.87!
I remember this summer I was driving home from the beach and noticed the rural (which is always lower than suburban)...
made popular Oct 25 2008
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Yemeni security forces have unlawfully arrested hundreds of people, including journalists, during a four-year conflict with Shiite rebels in the country’s north,...
made popular Oct 24 2008
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Saudi Arabia said Tuesday it would delay sending an ambassador to Baghdad, saying there was no point sending a diplomat who would end up forced to remain inside a...
made popular Oct 21 2008
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Saudi authorities have indicted 991 suspected militants on charges that they participated in terrorist attacks carried out in the kingdom over the last five years, the...
made popular Oct 21 2008
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The Saudi interior minister says that authorities have indicted 991 suspected militants in the kingdom’s first terrorism trial.
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Fall in demand for oil is a bit of an oxymoron. Yet, OPEC ministers are losing their sleep over increasing in the global efforts to reduce dependence on oil. In a...
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