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US-Saudi Doctor Was Tortured With Electric Shock During Crackdown: Report
US diplomats have visited a dual US-Saudi national who was reported to have been tortured while imprisoned in the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Riyadh, a top White House official said Sunday.
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Saudi-Ethiopian Tycoon, Second Richest, Freed Amid Flurry Of Releases
Saudi Arabia has freed Saudi-Ethiopian businessman Mohammed Hussein al-Amoudi more than 14 months after he was detained in a crackdown on corruption.
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In A Bid To Crush Rivals, Saudi Prince Jailed Rivals At Ritz-Carlton
Somewhere in this kingdom, Prince Turki bin Abdullah is locked away. Turki, 47, was once a golden scion of Saudi Arabia's gilded royal family, a prominent son of former King Abdullah and a fighter pilot with advanced degrees who trained in the United States and Britain. He was the powerful governor of Riyadh province, then chief executive of the mu...
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A Year After Ritz-Carlton Roundup, Saudi Elites Remain Jailed
Somewhere in this kingdom, Prince Turki bin Abdullah is locked away.
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Saudi Controversies Under Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman
Saudi Arabia has been engulfed by several controversies since Mohammed bin Salman was named crown prince and heir to the throne in June 2017.
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Ritz-Carlton Crackdown Haunts Crown Prince's New Saudi Arabia
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Riyadh, where hundreds of rich and once-powerful Saudis were detained in what the government called an anti-corruption campaign.
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Saudi Ritz Reopens After Stint As Gilded Prison Of Princes
Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton Hotel reopened on Sunday, more than three months after it was converted into a gilded prison for members of Saudi Arabia's business and political elite detained in an anti-corruption purge.
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'Luxury Prison' Where Saudi Princes Were Held In Graft Crackdown Reopens
Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton reopened for business Sunday, three months after it became a holding place for princes and ministers detained in the biggest anti-graft purge of the kingdom's elite in its modern history.
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Saudi Frees Detainees From Hotel Used For Interrogation In Graft Purge
Saudi Arabian authorities have released all remaining detainees from Riyadh's opulent Ritz-Carlton Hotel, which had been used as an interrogation centre in a crackdown on corruption, a Saudi official said on Tuesday.
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Saudi Settlements May Top $100 Billion As Corruption Drive Winds Down
Saudi Arabia is winding down an unprecedented and controversial anti-corruption drive that led to dozens of princes and billionaires being detained at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Riyadh.
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Ritz-Carlton To Re-Open After Holding Royals In Saudi Purge
The Ritz-Carlton in Riyadh, a holding place of royals and ministers detained in a sweeping Saudi corruption probe, will re-open for business in February, a source at the hotel said Monday.
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Princes, Tycoons Detained A Month Ago In Saudi Pay Cash For Freedom
Most of those detained in a sweeping anti-corruption purge of the Saudi elite have struck monetary settlements in exchange for their freedom, the attorney general said Tuesday, a month after they were locked up in a 5-star hotel.
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US-Saudi Doctor Was Tortured With Electric Shock During Crackdown: Report
US diplomats have visited a dual US-Saudi national who was reported to have been tortured while imprisoned in the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Riyadh, a top White House official said Sunday.
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Saudi-Ethiopian Tycoon, Second Richest, Freed Amid Flurry Of Releases
Saudi Arabia has freed Saudi-Ethiopian businessman Mohammed Hussein al-Amoudi more than 14 months after he was detained in a crackdown on corruption.
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In A Bid To Crush Rivals, Saudi Prince Jailed Rivals At Ritz-Carlton
Somewhere in this kingdom, Prince Turki bin Abdullah is locked away. Turki, 47, was once a golden scion of Saudi Arabia's gilded royal family, a prominent son of former King Abdullah and a fighter pilot with advanced degrees who trained in the United States and Britain. He was the powerful governor of Riyadh province, then chief executive of the mu...
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A Year After Ritz-Carlton Roundup, Saudi Elites Remain Jailed
Somewhere in this kingdom, Prince Turki bin Abdullah is locked away.
-
Saudi Controversies Under Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman
Saudi Arabia has been engulfed by several controversies since Mohammed bin Salman was named crown prince and heir to the throne in June 2017.
-
Ritz-Carlton Crackdown Haunts Crown Prince's New Saudi Arabia
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Riyadh, where hundreds of rich and once-powerful Saudis were detained in what the government called an anti-corruption campaign.
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Saudi Ritz Reopens After Stint As Gilded Prison Of Princes
Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton Hotel reopened on Sunday, more than three months after it was converted into a gilded prison for members of Saudi Arabia's business and political elite detained in an anti-corruption purge.
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'Luxury Prison' Where Saudi Princes Were Held In Graft Crackdown Reopens
Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton reopened for business Sunday, three months after it became a holding place for princes and ministers detained in the biggest anti-graft purge of the kingdom's elite in its modern history.
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Saudi Frees Detainees From Hotel Used For Interrogation In Graft Purge
Saudi Arabian authorities have released all remaining detainees from Riyadh's opulent Ritz-Carlton Hotel, which had been used as an interrogation centre in a crackdown on corruption, a Saudi official said on Tuesday.
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Saudi Settlements May Top $100 Billion As Corruption Drive Winds Down
Saudi Arabia is winding down an unprecedented and controversial anti-corruption drive that led to dozens of princes and billionaires being detained at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Riyadh.
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Ritz-Carlton To Re-Open After Holding Royals In Saudi Purge
The Ritz-Carlton in Riyadh, a holding place of royals and ministers detained in a sweeping Saudi corruption probe, will re-open for business in February, a source at the hotel said Monday.
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Princes, Tycoons Detained A Month Ago In Saudi Pay Cash For Freedom
Most of those detained in a sweeping anti-corruption purge of the Saudi elite have struck monetary settlements in exchange for their freedom, the attorney general said Tuesday, a month after they were locked up in a 5-star hotel.
