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The move is in retaliation against the group's intervention in the Syrian conflict in support of President Assad

Washington this week approved a $1.29 billion deal for over 19,000 smart bombs to replenish Saudi air force's arsenal

According to an estimate, Saudi Arabia emits 527 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year

A public prosecutor charged 10 people, including a Saudi prince and Saudi nationals with 'smuggling and selling drugs'

MSF facility was hit by several air strikes last night with patients and staff inside the facility, the group said

Unidentified women say they were hired by Majed Abdulaziz Al Saud as housekeepers in late September

Saadi Qaddafi was charged with first-degree murder in 2005 of a former trainer at Tripoli's Al-Ittihad football club

The prince and four others were allegedly attempting to smuggle about two tons of Captagon pills and some cocaine

Britain this month cancelled a bid to provide training to Saudi Arabia's penal system

Authorities decide not to pursue charges of forced oral copulation against the prince because of lack of evidence

Saudi media says the 'terrorist cell' was based in the Shia community of Awamiya

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef was reassured of the progress of the ongoing investigation, Saudi Press Agency says

The number is up sharply from the 87 Saudis and foreigners executed during the whole of 2014

One of those arrested was a Syrian man who the interior ministry said was preparing to carry out attacks

A local resident says 12 women, eight children and seven men died in the air strike

In an interview with AFP, Mohammed al-Nimr said he hoped the king would save his son

The six were expected to leave the country on board an Omani plane carrying Huthi rebel officials to Muscat

Security forces ready to confront behaviour endangering the lives of the guests of Allah, interior minister says

Citing diplomatic immunity, India's foreign ministry confirmed the first secretary at the Saudi embassy has left

Police evacuate neighbouring homes and cordoned off building in Riyadh, brfore arresting two suspects after firefight

Two women allege the diplomat beat and sexually assaulted them while they were imprisoned in his apartment

The force will join a new push on Houthi positions in the capital Sanaa

Al-Shammari was found guilty of killing fellow tribesman in a frenzied attack, interior minister said

Earlier this month, in another first, women started to register as voters at centres run by all-female staff

The corpses of 36 workers were recovered after an air strike hit a bottling plant this morning, residents said

It brought to 128 the number of executions so far this year in Saudi Arabia

The executions bring to 127 the number this year in Saudi Arabia, compared with 87 in 2014

UNICEF condemned what it called 'senseless bloodshed' in Amran province

A travel ban, however, remains in place on the freed defendants, including two women

Zarif insisted it was up to other states to change their policies, not the Islamic republic

News of ceasefire came after 80 people were killed and 150 injured in air strike on the central Yemeni city of Taiz

The ICRC voiced concern over worsening clashes in Taiz and Aden where Saudi-backed forces have made major gains

Citing Pakistan and India's example, official says Saudi Arabia would seriously try to get the bomb if Iran did

The meeting was part of an effort by Riyadh to shore up Arab unity after the nuclear deal

Fears deal will allow Iran get an atomic bomb; says Arabs were now turning away from the United States

Civil defence spokesman Ali al Shahrani said "military missiles" hit school, residential neighbourhood in Najran...

Adel al-Jubeir says the stop in fighting will be renewable, depending on compliance by Houthi rebels

Riyadh had promised a harsh response to cross-border Houthi attacks and asked civilians to leave the area