Editorial

Ramadan has long been a time when food retailers boosted their prices, with the largest increases coming in the run-up to and thorough the Eid holiday season.

It is now widely anticipated that the Kingdom’s stock market, the Tadawul, is going to be opened to direct foreign investment as early as next year.

The agreement between Moscow and Washington to work together on Syria has been hailed by the UN-Arab League envoy, Lakhdar Brahimi, as much as anything, because as he himself has said, it is the fi

THE announcement that the Kingdom has just launched a disease management system coincided with reports of further cases of dengue fever, a condition that sounds nastier than it generally is, but wh

DESPITE having a Nobel peace laureate as its leading politician, there is something unpleasant about Myanmar as it emerges from years of international political and economic isolation.

The Kingdom has learned bitter lessons from the catastrophic effects of heavy rainfall, with serious flooding, particularly in Jeddah and Riyadh, in recent years.

IRAQIS deserve better than this.

It is entirely clear that former President Pervez Musharraf knew that he was putting his head into the lion’s mouth when he returned to Pakistan, intent on standing in the upcoming elections.

The government has warned ministries and other state institutions about the need for increased vigilance when it comes to the security of computer systems. This is not a minor problem.

Hunting as old as man himself. However, for most people in the world today, the pursuit of game is no longer a matter of survival, but of pleasure.