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Indian Duped On Promise Of Job Returns From Saudi, Says Embassy
The Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia on Friday confirmed the return of an Indian national who was stranded in the Gulf nation after being duped by an agent who had promised getting him a job in Qatar.
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India Did A "Great Job": Saudi Arabia Prince At G20 Meeting In Goa
He said that it is high time we need to have awareness about startups, and entrepreneurs' contribution to the economy and the support that they need.
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Twitter Ex-Employee Gets 3.5 Years in Prison for Spying for Saudi Arabia
A Twitter ex-employee was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison on Wednesday, months after he was convicted of spying for Saudi Arabia. The former Twitter manager was convicted in August of conveying sensitive information from Twitter's systems to help Saudi officials identify and locate users of interest, and faced several years in prison.
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'Vaccinated But...': Delay In Covaxin Approval By WHO Hits Indian Travellers
Stuck in a village for nine months and unable to return to his job in Saudi Arabia, Sugathan P.R. is hoping the World Health Organization will approve the COVID-19 shot Covaxin, paving the way for his trip back.
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Women Are Getting More Jobs Than Ever In Changing Saudi Arabia
It looks like a woman's world on the 29th floor of Tamkeen Tower, where a call center for Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Statistics overlooks the beige sprawl of Riyadh.
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Trapped Illegal Workers In Saudi See Pandemic As Only Escape Route
Jobless and broke, Sudanese electrician Hatem is stranded in limbo in Riyadh like countless other illegal workers, but he hopes the fast-spreading coronavirus will offer a chance for escape. While coronavirus drives a huge exodus of expatriates, campaigners say potentially hundreds of thousands of illegal workers remain stranded in Saudi Arabia, co...
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After Oil-Rich "Magic Decade", Austerity Drive A Crushing Blow To Saudis
Juggling two mortgages and part-time jobs, Saudi academic Abdullah finally came close to building his own home, but the kingdom's coronavirus-triggered austerity drive has dealt a crushing blow to his dreams.
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Trump Says Saudi Crown Prince Doing "Spectacular Job"
US President Donald Trump Saturday praised Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, saying he was doing a "spectacular job" as the pair met on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
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Saudi Arabia's New US Ambassador Is A Princess With An Impossible Job
Saudi Princess Reema bint Bandar bin Sultan has a daunting task as she prepares to take up her role as the kingdom's ambassador to Washington with relations at their lowest point since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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Being In Canada "Worth The Risk": Teen Who Fled Saudi, Fearing For Life
Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun plans to pursue an education, get a job and "live a normal life" in Canada - things she said she could not do in her home of Saudi Arabia, which she fled fearing for her life, she told Canadian media on Monday.
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Trump Opposes Halting Saudi Arms Deal After Jamal Khashoggi's Death
US President Donald Trump warned Saturday against halting a Saudi arms deal, saying it would hurt American jobs, despite the international furore over the death in the conservative kingdom's Istanbul consulate of a dissident journalist.
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Kerala Man In Saudi Fired For "Derogatory" Remarks On Sabarimala Row
An Indian man in Saudi Arabia has been fired from his job for posting "derogatory comments" on women, amid the Sabarimala temple row, a media report said Wednesday.
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To Avenge Armyman Aurangzeb's Murder, 50 Villagers Return From The Gulf
At Salani village in Mendhar, 250 kilometres from Srinagar, anger has overtaken grief at the home of rifleman Aurangzeb, killed by terrorists in south Kashmir on June 14, just when he was returning home from his formation to celebrate Eid.
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Burger On Wheels: Saudis Try Once 'Lowly' Jobs As Economy Bites
Dishing out burgers and fries slathered with melted cheese, "One Way Burger" is like any other trendy food truck in Riyadh. But it offers something rare - the cook behind the sizzling hot grill is a Saudi.
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A Ghost Army Of The Not-Very-Employed Haunts Gulf Rulers
The government was trying to trim a wage bill that eats up more than half its budget -- an outlandish share even by Gulf standards. Last year, it required public employees to swipe their fingers on a biometric reader every morning.
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Indian Duped On Promise Of Job Returns From Saudi, Says Embassy
The Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia on Friday confirmed the return of an Indian national who was stranded in the Gulf nation after being duped by an agent who had promised getting him a job in Qatar.
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India Did A "Great Job": Saudi Arabia Prince At G20 Meeting In Goa
He said that it is high time we need to have awareness about startups, and entrepreneurs' contribution to the economy and the support that they need.
-
Twitter Ex-Employee Gets 3.5 Years in Prison for Spying for Saudi Arabia
A Twitter ex-employee was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison on Wednesday, months after he was convicted of spying for Saudi Arabia. The former Twitter manager was convicted in August of conveying sensitive information from Twitter's systems to help Saudi officials identify and locate users of interest, and faced several years in prison.
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'Vaccinated But...': Delay In Covaxin Approval By WHO Hits Indian Travellers
Stuck in a village for nine months and unable to return to his job in Saudi Arabia, Sugathan P.R. is hoping the World Health Organization will approve the COVID-19 shot Covaxin, paving the way for his trip back.
-
Women Are Getting More Jobs Than Ever In Changing Saudi Arabia
It looks like a woman's world on the 29th floor of Tamkeen Tower, where a call center for Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Statistics overlooks the beige sprawl of Riyadh.
-
Trapped Illegal Workers In Saudi See Pandemic As Only Escape Route
Jobless and broke, Sudanese electrician Hatem is stranded in limbo in Riyadh like countless other illegal workers, but he hopes the fast-spreading coronavirus will offer a chance for escape. While coronavirus drives a huge exodus of expatriates, campaigners say potentially hundreds of thousands of illegal workers remain stranded in Saudi Arabia, co...
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After Oil-Rich "Magic Decade", Austerity Drive A Crushing Blow To Saudis
Juggling two mortgages and part-time jobs, Saudi academic Abdullah finally came close to building his own home, but the kingdom's coronavirus-triggered austerity drive has dealt a crushing blow to his dreams.
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Trump Says Saudi Crown Prince Doing "Spectacular Job"
US President Donald Trump Saturday praised Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, saying he was doing a "spectacular job" as the pair met on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
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Saudi Arabia's New US Ambassador Is A Princess With An Impossible Job
Saudi Princess Reema bint Bandar bin Sultan has a daunting task as she prepares to take up her role as the kingdom's ambassador to Washington with relations at their lowest point since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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Being In Canada "Worth The Risk": Teen Who Fled Saudi, Fearing For Life
Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun plans to pursue an education, get a job and "live a normal life" in Canada - things she said she could not do in her home of Saudi Arabia, which she fled fearing for her life, she told Canadian media on Monday.
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Trump Opposes Halting Saudi Arms Deal After Jamal Khashoggi's Death
US President Donald Trump warned Saturday against halting a Saudi arms deal, saying it would hurt American jobs, despite the international furore over the death in the conservative kingdom's Istanbul consulate of a dissident journalist.
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Kerala Man In Saudi Fired For "Derogatory" Remarks On Sabarimala Row
An Indian man in Saudi Arabia has been fired from his job for posting "derogatory comments" on women, amid the Sabarimala temple row, a media report said Wednesday.
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To Avenge Armyman Aurangzeb's Murder, 50 Villagers Return From The Gulf
At Salani village in Mendhar, 250 kilometres from Srinagar, anger has overtaken grief at the home of rifleman Aurangzeb, killed by terrorists in south Kashmir on June 14, just when he was returning home from his formation to celebrate Eid.
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Burger On Wheels: Saudis Try Once 'Lowly' Jobs As Economy Bites
Dishing out burgers and fries slathered with melted cheese, "One Way Burger" is like any other trendy food truck in Riyadh. But it offers something rare - the cook behind the sizzling hot grill is a Saudi.
-
A Ghost Army Of The Not-Very-Employed Haunts Gulf Rulers
The government was trying to trim a wage bill that eats up more than half its budget -- an outlandish share even by Gulf standards. Last year, it required public employees to swipe their fingers on a biometric reader every morning.
