RIYADH — Swedish King Carl Gustaf, honorary president of the Universal Scout Fund, and Riyadh Gov. Prince Salman jointly opened the international scout exhibition for peace at the King Fahd Cultural
JEDDAH — The family members of the detained Saudi blogger Fouad Al-Farhan said yesterday that although Saudi authorities allowed Al-Farhan for the first time to make a telephone call from Jeddah’s
ABHA — Transport Minister Dr. Jabara Al-Seraisry yesterday visited the site of a gruesome accident in Okbat Al-Dhalae but had no answer to recurring road accidents in the Asir and Jizan regions. Speaking
RIYADH — A top Saudi official has asked the Sri Lankan government to appeal directly for a pardon to the family of the baby allegedly killed by a Sri Lankan maid. Prince Khaled ibn Sultan, assistant
JEDDAH — An Egyptian court yesterday found Sarah Fahd, the 27-year-old Saudi woman whose car collided with a taxi resulting in the death of two people and the injury of two others, not guilty of reckless
JEDDAH — The Saudi Institute for Health Services (SIHS) announced yesterday that a first batch of Saudi medical students have joined Miami Dade College in the United States under a partnership deal
JEDDAH — A national weeklong campaign to vaccinate children under the age of five against polio kicked off yesterday in health care centers run by the Ministry of Health in Jeddah. The campaign
JEDDAH — Last year saw a 20 percent increase in the number of Swiss visas issued to people from the Gulf region compared to the year before, according to a Swiss Tourism official, who is currently
