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This makes Al Maiman singularly qualified for his new role in a crucial ideological struggle that is taking place in the kingdom and throughout the Muslim world.
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--, 22 Jun 2010
Despite the odds, novelists in closed, controlled Saudi Arabia have come into their own in recent years, publishing a growing body of work...
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In a statement to the Saudi Press Agency, an official source at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said: "Saudi Arabia has noticed some false claims..."
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Tel Aviv and Tehran are separated by around 1,900 kilometers, which is the distance that separates the Israeli fighter jets from their Iranian targets...
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To ensure the Israeli bombers pass unmolested, Riyadh has carried out tests to make certain its own jets are not scrambled and missile defence systems not activated.
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According to the Islamic lunar calendar, King Abdullah bin Abd al-Aziz has reigned over Saudi Arabia for five years. In late summer 2005,...
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When terrorists in the Middle East attack innocent civilians, observers in the West often ask a pained question: Where's the outrage in the Muslim world?
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The prince warned that Saudi Arabia was still a target. “So we are going ahead with the same strength and determination to confront them,”...
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The Saudis have accumulated one of the most modern militaries in the Arab world. Although there is minimal threat to Israel from Saudi Arabia on its own,...
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Saudi Arabia's religious police are investigating three young Saudis who challenged the country's strict laws in a TV programme.
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As U.S. policymakers become increasingly uneasy about the fate of the remaining detainees currently held at Guantánamo Bay, greater attention is being paid to so-called jihadist rehabilitation...
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What do hardline, right wing Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman and an Iranian cleric called Mohammed Baqer Kharrazi have in common? The answer is their hatred of Saudi Arabia.
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A prominent Saudi journalist who conducted several interviews with Osama bin Laden and once tried to persuade him to reconcile with the Saudi royal family...
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There is not much public debate in Saudi Arabia on foreign-policy issues. Even with the greater media openness of the last five years or so,...
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Unlike President Bush who has retired to Texas to write his forthcoming memoirs, former vice-president Dick Cheney has decided...
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Last week, a news item appeared which should send a shiver down the spine of anyone concerned about the future of the Middle East.
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The head of Saudi Arabia's religious police on Sunday replaced a senior officer who outraged hardliners with calls to ease rules for prayer in mosques...
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Senior Saudi cleric Sheikh Salman Al-Odeh, who is general supervisor of Islamtoday.net, recently reiterated his firm opposition to Al-Qaeda...
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Saudi Arabia views the ongoing war in Afghanistan as a threat to Pakistan, which, for many decades, has served as Saudi Arabia's...
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In 1994, a Saudi UN diplomat, Muhammed al Khilewi, was defected with about 10,000 documents among which were some that showed...
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Saudi concerns about Yemen were amplified after its top anti-terrorism official, Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, was slightly hurt in a suicide attack...
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Saudi Arabia views the ongoing war in Afghanistan as a threat to Pakistan, which, for many decades, has served as Saudi Arabia's strategic...
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SAUDI ARABIA is a land of superlatives. It has the biggest oil reserves in the world, the driest deserts and the holiest cities of Islam,...
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--, 24 Mar 2010
Historians love anniversaries. They make a good excuse for organising a conference, but even better, they are perfect hooks to pitch 800...
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But in this case, part of the frisson was nerves. Would the marauding religious police see unmarried — and some uncovered — women talking freely with men in the merry crowd of 600 and stage a raid?
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The Saudi-CIA Web site was set up several years ago as a "honey pot," an online forum covertly monitored by intelligence agencies...
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Maj. Gen. Mansour Al-Turki, spokesman for the ministry, said the new warning was issued after the ministry noticed a spate of SMS and online adverts...
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--, 19 Mar 2010
The Saudi-CIA Web site was set up several years ago as a "honey pot," an online forum covertly monitored by intelligence agencies...
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--, 17 Mar 2010
Plans to modernise Saudi Arabia's legal system -- key to reassuring foreign investors -- will take years due to a chronic shortage of qualified judges and lawyers and resistance from the powerful religious elite.
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Pollution of the Muslim holy cities of Mecca and Medina is a concept frequently condemned by the Wahhabi sect that enjoys a position as the state religion in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.