Opinion

If wishes were horses...

I appreciate and congratulate Habib Shaikh for his views, in the readers’ column (June 18), “Expats deserve due respect” for his correct and bold response to Fadhel

Procedural anomalies

Three incidents I would like to share with readers that happened in front of me at the Jeddah airport.

Mursi digging himself into a hole

The administration in Egypt appears to be contradicting itself if one were to go by the happenings in that country.

Poison gas and the red lines

Fool me once, shame on you. (The Taleban regime in Afghanistan helped Al-Qaeda to plan 9/11. We must invade.)

Rowhani win may lead to better US ties

A clear majority of Iranian citizens chose Hassan Rowhani, a revolutionary cleric who has served his country as a leader of Parliament, a military leader, a negotiator a

Bringing Gazan goods to the world

The builders of Gaza’s Ark hope to bring Gazan goods to the world.

The Pakistan Repatriation Council (PRC) joins overseas Pakistanis in the Kingdom in welcoming the peaceful conduct of the recent elections in Pakistan and congratulate Nawaz Sharif on assuming the pre

Take Balochistan seriously

The Quetta incident in which nearly 25 people including 14 girl students were killed in a terrorist attack followed by another attack on the hospital where the injured were being treated is very shock

Hassan Rowhani’s surprise victory

It is too early to say if this week’s stunning victory by politically moderate cleric Hassan Rowhani in the Iranian presidential elections will have any drastic ef