Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman plans to meet US President Donald Trump in Washington in November, according to people with knowledge of the preparations.
Why Cristiano Ronaldo’s Engagement Raised Eyebrows in Saudi Arabia
The soccer star has been living in the country with Georgina Rodríguez, the mother of his children, testing the boundaries of social change in the conservative Islamic kingdom.
Once Seen as Divisive, South Korea’s New Leader Tries for Charming
To South Koreans weary of the political polarization that led briefly to martial law, President Lee Jae Myung is showing a more human touch than his predecessor. But his biggest challenges lie ahead.
Three Whale Rock: Thailand’s 75-million-year-old stone leviathans that look like they’re floating in a sea of trees
Three Whale Rock is a geological formation and tourist attraction in Thailand's Phu Sing Forest Park that looks remarkably like a small family of whales.
Flash floods triggered by torrential rains kill more than 280 people in India and Pakistan
In Pakistan, a helicopter carrying relief supplies to the flood-hit northwestern Bajaur region crashed due to bad weather, killing all five people on board, including two pilots, a government statement said.
How people in 24 countries view India
A median of 47% across the 24 countries have a favorable opinion of India, while a median of 38% have an unfavorable view.
Ndicka tempted by offer from Saudi Arabia
Evan Ndicka is reportedly tempted by the latest proposal received from the Saudi Pro League.As confirmed by Corriere della Sera, Neom – the team Roma are set to face in a friendly tomorrow – have ...
O’Sullivan storms back to beat Chang in Saudi Arabia
Ronnie O'Sullivan comes back from 5-2 down to beat Chang Bingyu 6-5 and reach the quarter-finals of the Saudi Arabia Masters.
The Taliban deny using force to divert international aid in Afghanistan
The Taliban have denied using force to divert international aid in Afghanistan. That’s after a U.S. watchdog said authorities use every means at their disposal to ensure aid goes where they want it to.
The Dangerous Work of Reporting the Truth in Afghanistan
The Taliban have crushed the country’s once-thriving media industry. But journalists are fighting back The post The Dangerous Work of Reporting the Truth in Afghanistan first appeared on The Walrus.