The bodies of four Saudis who were slain in the attack on an Istanbul nightclub were returned home as the Kingdom reels from the loss of its citizens at the hands of Daesh terrorists abroad.
Reuters reporting latest headlines from the Saudi Arabian government, noting that Riyadh expects to collect 480 billion riyals ($128 billion) from crude sales in 2017,...
Khatija Haque, head of MENA research at Emirates NBD, discusses the growth prospects for the Saudi and UAE economies in 2017 with Bloomberg's Yousef Gamal...
Well-informed Saudis, whatever their social or religious orientation, understand the shocking truth that oil prices might not return to $140 per barrel, and as a...
The superstructure’s topping-out ceremony was attended by a number of high-ranking figures, including Andrew Liveris, chairman and chief executive officer of US-headquartered Dow Chemical Company....
Workers protesting the delayed payments of their salaries by construction giant Binladen group have been sentenced to prison and flogging for rioting and damaging public...
Prince Sultan bin Salman, president of the Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage (SCTH), has approved the registration of the first group of 15...
Drones have been used for reconnaissance and to relay instructions to suicide bombers, said General Abdul Wahab al-Saadi, a commander with the elite counterterrorism service...
Residents of Damascus are scrambling for clean water after the government attacked rebels holding the city's main source in a nearby valley, leading to an...
Fighting terrorism has been at the top of the U.S. national-security agenda since 9/11, but the terrorism threat, and thus the appropriate means of counterterrorism,...
Candidate Barack Obama vowed to close the facility during his first year in office. Although he failed, he did succeed in transferring the overwhelming majority...
The leak of 11 million documents held by the Panama-based law firm Mossack Fonseca identified links between many political and business leaders around the world...
