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The Sudanese president has arrived in Saudi Arabia for a Muslim pilgrimage that will take him to Islam’s holy city of Mecca.
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Saudi Arabia hosted the leaders of Egypt and Syria on Wednesday in an effort to persuade Damascus to move away from Iran and join with U.S.-allied Arab countries in...
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Residents of Saudi Arabia’s capital are cleaning up after a huge sandstorm blanketed the city with a thick layer of yellow dust.
made popular Mar 11 2009
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When word spread that Brazil was going to be the guest of honor at the Riyadh International Book Fair, a Saudi official had to reassure the public that the Brazilians...
made popular Mar 7 2009
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Saudi authorities have beheaded a citizen convicted of murdering his father following a dispute.
made popular Mar 2 2009
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A Saudi religious scholar is accusing a royal tycoon and another Saudi businessman of being as dangerous as drug dealers because the TV channels they own broadcast...
made popular Mar 1 2009
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Shiite Muslims are shouting anti-government slogans and demanding more freedoms in rare protests amid the minority’s worst confrontations in years with...
made popular Feb 25 2009
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Saudi police have clashed with Shiite pilgrims over several days near a cemetery in Islam’s second-holiest city, leading a Shiite cleric to appeal to the king to...
made popular Feb 24 2009
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The Saudi king on Saturday dismissed the chief of the religious police and a cleric who condoned killing the owners of TV networks that broadcast “immoral”...
made popular Feb 14 2009
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In an apparent bid to reform the religious establishment, Saudi King Abdullah on Saturday dismissed the head of the feared religious police and a hard-line cleric who...
made popular Feb 14 2009
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Just days before Valentine’s Day, a young Saudi woman desperately searched for a red teddy bear to buy for her boyfriend. But all Nof Faisal could find were blue...
made popular Feb 12 2009
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The wife of one of Saudi Arabia’s most high profile and richest men said she’s ready to get behind the wheel if women are ever permitted to drive,...
made popular Feb 9 2009
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One of the men on the Saudi Arabia’s new most-wanted list is married to Osama bin Laden’s daughter while another was involved in a plot to kill the U.S....
made popular Feb 7 2009
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A Saudi-owned TV network says the Saudi government has issued a list of its 83 most wanted suspects living abroad and asked the Interpol for help in arresting them.
made popular Feb 2 2009
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At a green oasis in the desert outside Riyadh, a dazzling array of Arabian horses with colors ranging from dark gray, coffee bean black and warm honey have competed all...
made popular Jan 30 2009
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The head of the Italian oil company Eni SpA said Sunday that the turbulence in oil prices is unprecedented and is “extremely bad news” for the industry.
made popular Jan 25 2009
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The head of one of the world’s largest car companies said Sunday that auto manufacturers are going to be in defensive mode for the next couple of years as they...
made popular Jan 25 2009
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Saudi Arabia’s ex-ambassador to Washington said former President George W. Bush left a “sickening legacy” in the Middle East and warned that...
made popular Jan 24 2009
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For Jomaa al-Dosari, Barack Obama’s decision to close the prison at Guantanamo Bay is seven years too late. The Saudi national spent six years in the detention...
made popular Jan 22 2009
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Saudi Arabia’s central bank has cut two key interest rates, as the Arab economic powerhouse looks to offset a tightening of credit markets stemming from the...
made popular Jan 19 2009
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Google’s free online video sharing site, YouTube has reportedly removed the video footages of ongoing Cricket World Cup 2007 from their site following the...
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In a brazen move Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has offered to share its nuclear expertise and know-how to different countries in the region. If Iran’s...
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