Saudi Arabia
June 6, 2000
Saudi Arabia's King Fahd accused Israel Monday of being the cause of the dangers threatening the Arab nations and called on the international communit
June 4, 2000
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) said Saturday it would examine proposals put forward by Qatar aimed at easing crippling UN sanctions against Iraq,
May 30, 2000
A Pakistani man convicted of drug trafficking was beheaded in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, said the Associated Press. Zainallah Khan was found guilty of
Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries Jamil Hujailan asserted Monday that the issue of human rights will be a firm provisi
Two expansion ventures in Saudi Arabia, both of which are nearing completion, are sure to boost the nation's styrene production. Al-Riyadh newspaper reports that the Saudi Petrochemicals Company (Sada
May 28, 2000
The six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) said Saturday they had renewed a pledge to set up a customs union aimed at stimulating growth an
May 27, 2000
Arab ambassadors accredited to Kazakhstan have presented an official protest to the Kazakhstan authorities over an anti-Arab media campaign in Kazakhs
Germany has decided to take part in the multi-billion-dollar expansion of Saudi Arabia's railway network, Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported Saturday.
A chronic water shortage in Saudi Arabia's Red Sea port city of Jeddah has worsened with the onset of summer with demand more than twice supply, repor
Foreign ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) will hold a meeting on June 3 in Jeddah to discuss cooperation relations among their own state
May 25, 2000
Saudi Arabia envisages opening a border post with Iraq to ease the export of goods from the kingdom to its sanctions-hit neighbor, the London-based As
May 24, 2000
A Saudi border guard was shot dead in a gunfight with traffickers in a southern province on the border with Yemen, a newspaper reported on Wednesday.
Economic, commercial and technical cooperation was the topic of deliberation at the 7th session of the Saudi-Turkish Joint Committee that opened in Is
May 23, 2000
An Indian found guilty of murdering his Saudi employer and the man's son was decapitated by sword Tuesday, the interior ministry said. Miraj Khan Srou
Saudi Arabia plans to allow foreign lawyers to practice in the kingdom as part of an overhaul of the legal profession, a newspaper reported on Tuesday