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The passing of Ramadan should not signal the end of goodwill and worship that had governed us for this past month

King Salman’s stated commitment to continue the kingdom’s development only strengthens 
the conviction among many that all bodes well for the citizen

Tariq Al Maeena writes: Jeddah offers several examples of how misplaced attempts to be faithful to the meaning in one language give rise to funny phrases in another

Municipal elections in Saudi Arabia will include female candidates for the first time, but they’ve been banned from having direct contact with voters

The deep pockets of Aipac and its sympathisers continue to ensure that all potential presidential nominees be rewarded on one condition: It’s Israel first

Recent incidents of intolerance do not augur well for a country with a sizeable number of minority communities

Israeli interests seemed to be the key agenda for all the potential US presidents attending the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference

Many in Saudi Arabia point out, quoting scholars, that it is not an Islamic issue but one of control

The plight of the Rohingya today is not unlike the mass slaughter of the Tutsi tribe by the ruling majority Hutu tribe in Rwanda back in 1994

The collective guilt of holocaust has been used successfully for more than 60 years to condone the subjugation and extermination of Palestinian people

Industrial cities exclusively for women mooted in Riyadh, but is the plan feasible?

Many Sunni Saudis have joined hands in solidarity with their Shiite brothers following the recent terrorist attacks on mosques