Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is not concerned about Mohamed Salah being targeted by Saudi Arabian clubs in January.
Newcastle’s Saudi Arabian ownership ‘facilitated and benefited from human rights abuses,’ U.S. Senate Committee is told
Newcastle’s Saudi Arabian owners have been “directly involved” in and profited from human rights abuses, a United States senate committee was told.
Rising above skepticism: Saudi gigaprojects forge ahead into reality
Despite initial scepticism outside the region over Saudi Arabia’s gigaprojects and their unparallelled ambitions, the projects have become a reality giving a huge thrust to the kingdom’s Vision 2030, …
Saudi Ambassador Says Builders Will Enter Iraq
By John Lee. Saudi Arabian companies are said to be committed to supporting the housing sector in Iraq. The Saudi ambassador to Bag …
Pakistan expects interest rate hike today, fuel price increase tomorrow
LAHORE (Web Desk) – With Brent currently hovering at $92.34 and WTI being traded for $88.99, the high oil prices in global market thanks to the production cuts introduced by Saudi Arabia and Russia …
Saudi’s SAMA licenses new finance aggregation service provider
The decision reflects SAMA’s endeavor to support the finance sector, increase efficiency of financial transactions, and promote innovative solutions for financial inclusion in Saudi Arabia …
Investment Opportunities Beckon in new international territory
Based in Dubai, the office will expand to cover the Middle East including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Qatar. It’s been set up to allow both the expansion of Knight Knox’s UK property offering, …
Saudi Arabia’s football spending spree is just the start of a long game plan
Football in Saudi Arabia has had a busy and expensive summer. When the transfer window of its top tier closed in early September, it had spent a record £767 million recruiting squad members from the world’s top football clubs.
Saudi Arabia’s football spending spree is just the start of a long game plan
Football in Saudi Arabia has had a busy and expensive summer. When the transfer window of its top tier closed in early September, it had spent a record £767 million recruiting squad members from the world’s top football clubs.
Sen. Cornyn pushes Biden to back bill making it easier for 9/11 families to sue Saudi Arabia
Sen. John Cornyn marked the 22nd anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks this week by calling on President Joe Biden to support his proposal for bolstering the law that allows victims and their families to sue Saudi Arabia over any role in the attacks.