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Six other people injured and 18 rescued in the region

National Transformation Plan (NTP), as Riyadh has dubbed changes, is expected to be unveiled in next few weeks

The Conservatives are now raising alarms over the arms sale -- believed to be the largest in Canadian history

Riyadh implemented its emergency plan to deal with the flooding

Modi, a mass-murderer, was conferred with the highest honour in KSA, a country that claims leadership of Muslim world

Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Abdullah al-Sheikh describes issue as ‘a dangerous matter’

Footballer Waleed Abdullah is seen getting his mohawk trimmed before he is allowed to play

Saudi Arabia is key backer of Sisi since overthrow of Morsi whose Muslim Brotherhood was viewed with suspicion

The girls had spent the year since their birth facing each other like mirror images

Analysts are optimistic after mediation efforts have largely silenced the guns along the border with Saudi Arabia

Programme would help KSA generate new revenues for the national economy, says Deputy Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman

State news agency says Colonel Kitab al-Hammadi's body was found in an area called al-Dawami

His comment appeared to further threaten the prospect of an effective agreement at the meeting

Hopes for a deal at the gathering in Doha led by Russia and Saudi Arabia had been a major driver of a rally in prices

Stronger relationships with Pakistan's allies can help India get more sympathetic hearing on global, regional forums

The executions so far this year include 47 for "terrorism" carried out in a single day on January 2

Indian premier says he plans to work with Saudi leadership to expand and deepen bilateral relations

Shiite rebels who control the Yemeni capital Sanaa have released nine Saudis in exchange for 109 Yemenis

The ultra conservative country has issued tougher penalties against all forms of dissent

Elias Ismail was found guilty of fatally stabbing Hajar Hussein during a robbery

From managers to labourers, Saudi Oger employs around 50,000 people of various nationalities

It is the only programme of its kind in the kingdom which lacks a film industry and has no similar course for men

About 400 enthusiastic film fans filled a hall for the opening ceremony at a culture and arts centre in Dammam

Pakistani mission officials providing assistance to inmates

The United Nations on Friday echoed US concerns over non-military casualties in Yemen

The death toll from alliance air strikes on a market rose to 119

Flight comes three years after Captain Surainy became the first female captain of a flag carrier in Southeast Asia

Hezbollah has close ties to Iran, Saudi Arabia's bitter rival for power in the region

In 2015, Saudi Arabia executed 153 people, most of them for drug trafficking or murder

The 1973-74 oil embargo was the first demonstration that the House of Saud was willing to weaponize the oil markets

Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder aircraft performed flight manoeuvres during the parade at the concluding ceremony

Joint military exercises will promote unity among Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, says PM Nawaz

Pakistan’s state coffers received a boost on March 12 as KSA announced it will provide $122m in financial assistance

The delegation stormed out of the meeting after Ibrahim al Jaafari defended Shia Hashd Shaabi militia group

PM, COAS inspect parade in King Khalid city with custodian of two Holy mosques, dignitaries of other countries

Visit comes on the invitation King Salman bin Abdul Aziz to witness military exercise

Stores selling mobiles will have to ensure that at least 50 per cent of staff doing such work are Saudi citizens

Will offer training to Saudi army, share military hardware and intelligence

The US and Russia are supporting opposing camps, while extending limited cooperation where interests converge

Her book features her interviews with 40 Saudi women from a variety of fields, alongside their photographs

Troops from 21 countries, including Pakistan, are participating in the exercise

Here is a sneak peak into his enviable collection

Saudi Arabia, one of the world's most conservative nations, has long been accused of fuelling extremism

Saudis working in service ­industry may be what Saudi Arabia needs as its economy struggles with falling oil prices

Qarni's name was among those listed by IS in its online magazine, in an article entitled "Kill the Imams of Kufr"

This brings to 68 the number of people the Kingdom has put to death this year

Difference in services provided by govt and private schemes spark debate over commercialization of Hajj

Troops from Pakistan,Turkey, Egypt, Morocco are among those participating in the 'Thunder of the North' exercise

Although vote is not legally binding, lawmakers hope it will pressure European Union to act

The Indian worker died and three others were wounded