Saudi Arabia

RIYADH, 8 February 2005 — Many candidates contesting the landmark municipal elections have voiced concerns about the plight of expatriate workers, and called on the government as well as employers

RIYADH, 8 February 2005 — A group of Saudi journalists gathered around a table and was amazed while looking at a picture of one of the candidates of the Riyadh municipal elections.

RIYADH, 8 February 2005 — Thirty-two percent of wives in Saudi Arabia keep their assets or part of their earnings as well as their assets secret from their husbands.

MADINAH, 8 February 2005 — The floodwaters receded days ago around Madinah, but what it has left throughout its course is mud, still too wet to work and covering what is left of what was in its pat

JEDDAH, 8 February 2005 — As the deadline nears to completely Saudize the Kingdom’s taxi fleet, some company owners are worried and foreign cabbies are crabby, but Saudi drivers say it’s only fa

JEDDAH, 8 February 2005 — Saudi Arabia yesterday called for greater international cooperation in the fight against terrorism.

RIYADH, 8 February 2005 — Australia, Belgium and India have lent their support to Crown Prince Abdullah’s initiative for setting up an international anti-terrorism center, saying it could go a lon

RIYADH, 8 February 2005 — Representatives from the international press and delegates who are participating in the Counterterrorism Conference in Riyadh met with members of the Shoura Council led by

RIYADH, 8 February 2005 — The world cannot succeed in defeating global terrorism without Saudi Arabia’s victory over terrorism and extremism on its own soil, the leader of the US delegation to the

RIYADH, 8 February 2005 — Iraq’s Minister of Interior Falah Hassan Naqib has welcomed the initiative of Crown Prince Abdullah for setting up an international anti-terrorism center and said it coul