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The recent Saudi media escalation against Turkey coincides with a growing list of internal problems for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Saudi Arabia's Grand Mufti said that Muslims must perform Ramadan's 'Taraweeh' and Eid prayers from home.
Muslim women writers who are changing the narrative
#IWD2020: For International Women's Day we list some female Muslim writers who are fighting the system back with words by contributing stories that offer a more honest perspective.
Kardashian friend to help Saudi Arabia buy Newcastle United
A friend of Kim Kardashian is working with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund to buy Newcastle football club.
Sudan's rapprochement with Israel exposes weakness of democratic transition
A secretive meeting between Israel's Netanyahu and Sudan's Burhan has put the nature of the country's transitional government under the ...
Saudi Arabia calls for UN investigation over Aramco attacks
Saudi Arabia has been criticised over its call for an international investigation into the attacks on its oil facilities after previously rejecting UN investigations into Yemen and the Khashoggi murder.
Drinking water a major conflict deterrence factor in Gulf
Large parts of the population in Gulf countries are dependent on desalination for their drinking water, but high tensions in the region openly ...
FIFA slams 'ongoing theft' by Saudi-based beoutQ of streaming
FIFA, UEFA, the AFC and European football leagues has called on the Saudi government to act on the pirate broadcaster.
As Algerians, we stand with Sudan
Comment: Algerian protesters have made it clear that both countries' revolutions are part of one and the same struggle for freedom and against ...
The Kushner Bahrain ordeal: Why are the Palestinians boycotting?
Comment: The Manama economic workshop will function as an opportunity to normalise Israeli violations, little wonder the Palestinians are ...
Saudi 'punks' deface priceless ancient rock art in Hail
The ancient Thamudic inscriptions, the oldest script of the Arabian peninsula, were defaced by Saudi vandals in the Hail region.
Sculpture showing KSA flag pulled from World Trade Centre
A sculpture showing Saudi Arabia's flag is being removed from the World Trade Centre.
UAE warns against 'destabilising' Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi case
The UAE has taken Saudi Arabia's side in a dispute over the alleged murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
US Navy seizes shipment of arms off Yemen coast
More than 1,000 AK-47 rifles were among a cache of arms seized by the US Navy off the coast of Yemen.
Imprisoned women activists betray real Saudi 'vision'
Comment: Until male guardianship is abolished, lifting the driving ban amounts to little more than a cosmetic rebranding effort, writes Sarah ...
UN finds evidence of Iran link to Yemen missiles
A UN panel has found evidence that weaponry was transferred from Iran to Yemen after an arms embargo was imposed in 2015.
Saudi Arabia and UAE's dangerous rivalry over Yemen
Analysis: Saudi Arabia and the UAE may be coalition partners providing military support to Yemen's Hadi, but their alliance is mostly one of ...
Pakistan to send thousands of troops to Saudi Arabia
Pakistan will deploy soldiers to Saudi Arabia to help train troops in the kingdom, but the decision has led to a backlash back home.
Saudi Arabia 'must be suspended from Human Rights Council'
Legal campaigners Lord Ken Macdonald QC and Rodney Dixon QC maintain Riyadh's arbitrary detentions and torture are a matter for international ...
Tensions simmer between Yemen's government and southern secessionists
In-depth: A huge cash injection and a new budget are signs of promise in the war-torn country, but old divisions threaten to undermine any ...
Detained Saudi billionaire prince sells stake in Beirut hotel
Saudi tycoon Prince AlWaleed bin Talal's investment company Kingdom Holding has reportedly sold its stake in Beirut's Four Seasons Hotel.
The only hope for Yemen lies beyond its capital
Comment: Yemen's future will have to be built on the inkspot military strategy, which depends on small yet growing peace hubs beyond the main ...
Kuwait slaps blogger who insulted KSA with five-year sentence
Kuwait sentenced a blogger to five years in prison for allegedly insulting Saudi Arabia.
Comment: Saleh's death causes us to revisit the injustices that led Yemenis to rise up in 2011, writes Afrah Nasser.
Saudis on Twitter referred to the road as 'the sweetest street in Lebanon'.
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