RIYADH, 14 May 2003 — Security at the Al-Hamra compound, site of one of the blasts, was unsatisfactory, Arab News has learned, but the ensuing rescue operation was a model of swiftness and efficiency. ... Full Story
RIYADH, 14 May 2003 — The bombings that ripped through three residential compounds in Riyadh on Monday night caught most locals by surprise. Initial confusion turned to frustration and anger as details
JEDDAH, 14 May 2003 — Reaction in the expatriate community to the explosions and mounting death and injury toll in the Riyadh bombings has been immediate and voluble. “The perpetrators of this outrageous
DHAHRAN, 14 May 2003 — Security has been beefed up in the Eastern Province after the bombing incident in Riyadh, with security forces patrolling the city and carrying out random checks on highways,
ALKHOBAR, 14 May 2003 — Eastern Province residents began receiving telephone calls from worried relatives at about 1:30 a.m. Tuesday when CNN first carried the story. Due to confusion over the Kingdom’s
JEDDAH, 14 May 2003 — Condemnations and condolences from around the world began to pour in yesterday after four powerful bombs triggered by suspected Al-Qaeda terrorists left scores of people dead... Full Story
JEDDAH, 14 May 2003 — The Saudi government and people will not be deterred by Monday’s terror attacks in Riyadh, said Crown Prince Abdullah, deputy premier and commander of the National Guard, yesterday.... Full Story
DUBAI, 14 May 2003 — A senior Al-Qaeda leader has unveiled the organization’s long-term plans to carry out major terrorist attacks in Gulf countries. “We’ll attack the rear of the American Army,” he
JEDDAH, 14 May 2003 — In all 30 people, including seven Americans and nine suspected bombers, were killed in the suicide attacks in Riyadh Monday night, according to the Saudi Interior Ministry. “Twenty-one
RIYADH, 14 May 2003 — Only two Filipinos were confirmed dead in the Monday night bomb attacks here but the Philippine Embassy yesterday expressed fears that the toll could rise. Ambassador to
JEDDAH, 14 May 2003 — The movie “Gattaca” (1997) presents a future society where humans are genetically enhanced at insemination to predetermine their characteristics and health from the genetic make-up