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Iran Says "Very Good Discussions" Held With Mecca Pact Countries
Iran's security chief said Monday he held "very good discussions" with the three member countries of the Mecca defence pact, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, after their first meeting in capital Tehran.
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In Numbers: Shortfall In Oil Stocks And Saudi's Critical Supply Role
Saudi Arabia is often described as the oil market's firefighter because it holds the largest share of readily available spare production capacity, allowing it to quickly raise output when wars, sanctions or supply outages disrupt global markets.
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Saudi Says 3 Killed In Houthi Attacks On Its Airports As Conflict Deepens
The Iran-backed fighters earlier took responsibility for a flurry of attacks that included firing a ballistic missile at Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport as the conflict deepens with Saudi Arabia, which backs Yemen's government.
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Saudi Arabia Lifts Travel Ban On US Citizen Over 2021 Critical Tweets
Saudi Arabia has lifted a travel ban on a US citizen who criticized the kingdom on social media, his family said Wednesday, as President Donald Trump welcomed the crown prince.
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Saudi Arabia Says It Will Get Nuclear Weapon If...
Saudi Arabia will obtain a nuclear weapon if its rival Iran does so first, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said in an interview released Wednesday.
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2 Indian Workers Held Captive By Saudi Arabia Employer Return Home
Two Indian workers, who alleged that they were held captive by their employer in Yanbu city of Saudi Arabia for months after their work agreement expired, returned to Rajasthan on Thursday.
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Saudi Arabia Replaces Chief Of Oil Giant Ahead Of Initial Public Offering
Saudi Arabia's energy minister said Monday he had been replaced as chairman of state-owned oil giant Aramco ahead of a planned initial public offering (IPO).
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Hyderabad Woman Dies In Saudi Arabia, Family Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help
The family of the woman alleged that she might have been murdered by her employer and have urged External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to look into the matter.
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Saudi Arabia Bans Produce From Kerala After Nipah Outbreak: Report
Saudi Arabia has banned frozen and processed fruit and vegetable imports from Kerala amid concerns over the deadly Nipah virus outbreak.
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7,850 Indians Jailed Abroad, Most In Saudi Arabia
As many as 7,850 Indians are lodged in jails abroad, with the highest number of over 2,000 nationals in prisons in Saudi Arabia, Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh said today.
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Saudi Arabia Says It Intercepts Houthi Missile Fired Toward Riyadh, No Reported Damage
Saudi air defences intercepted a ballistic missile fired towards the capital Riyadh on Tuesday but there were no reports of casualties, the Saudi-led coalition said, the latest in a series of attacks by an Iran-aligned group in Yemen.
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Saudi Arabia Bought Huge Stake In Uber. What This Means For Female Drivers?
This week the Silicon Valley-based ride-sharing app Uber announced it was getting a huge new injection of funding. But the money wasn't coming from any of the standard investors from the U.S. tech world.
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Turkish President Recep Erdogan Meets King In Saudi Arabia For Syria Talks
Hours before he arrived in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Syria's president of "mercilessly" killing hundreds of thousands of people and criticised Russia for backing him.
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Ahmad Javed Appointed Indian Envoy to Saudi Arabia
Mumbai Police Commissioner Ahmad Javed has been appointed Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, which has a 2.8 million-strong Indian community.
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3 Activists Barred as Saudi Women Launch First Vote Bid
Hundreds of Saudi women began campaigning for public office Sunday, in a first for women in the conservative Muslim kingdom's slow reform process, even as three activists were disqualified.
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Iran Says "Very Good Discussions" Held With Mecca Pact Countries
Iran's security chief said Monday he held "very good discussions" with the three member countries of the Mecca defence pact, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, after their first meeting in capital Tehran.
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In Numbers: Shortfall In Oil Stocks And Saudi's Critical Supply Role
Saudi Arabia is often described as the oil market's firefighter because it holds the largest share of readily available spare production capacity, allowing it to quickly raise output when wars, sanctions or supply outages disrupt global markets.
-
Saudi Says 3 Killed In Houthi Attacks On Its Airports As Conflict Deepens
The Iran-backed fighters earlier took responsibility for a flurry of attacks that included firing a ballistic missile at Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport as the conflict deepens with Saudi Arabia, which backs Yemen's government.
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Saudi Arabia Lifts Travel Ban On US Citizen Over 2021 Critical Tweets
Saudi Arabia has lifted a travel ban on a US citizen who criticized the kingdom on social media, his family said Wednesday, as President Donald Trump welcomed the crown prince.
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Saudi Arabia Says It Will Get Nuclear Weapon If...
Saudi Arabia will obtain a nuclear weapon if its rival Iran does so first, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said in an interview released Wednesday.
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2 Indian Workers Held Captive By Saudi Arabia Employer Return Home
Two Indian workers, who alleged that they were held captive by their employer in Yanbu city of Saudi Arabia for months after their work agreement expired, returned to Rajasthan on Thursday.
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Saudi Arabia Replaces Chief Of Oil Giant Ahead Of Initial Public Offering
Saudi Arabia's energy minister said Monday he had been replaced as chairman of state-owned oil giant Aramco ahead of a planned initial public offering (IPO).
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Hyderabad Woman Dies In Saudi Arabia, Family Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help
The family of the woman alleged that she might have been murdered by her employer and have urged External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to look into the matter.
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Saudi Arabia Bans Produce From Kerala After Nipah Outbreak: Report
Saudi Arabia has banned frozen and processed fruit and vegetable imports from Kerala amid concerns over the deadly Nipah virus outbreak.
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7,850 Indians Jailed Abroad, Most In Saudi Arabia
As many as 7,850 Indians are lodged in jails abroad, with the highest number of over 2,000 nationals in prisons in Saudi Arabia, Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh said today.
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Saudi Arabia Says It Intercepts Houthi Missile Fired Toward Riyadh, No Reported Damage
Saudi air defences intercepted a ballistic missile fired towards the capital Riyadh on Tuesday but there were no reports of casualties, the Saudi-led coalition said, the latest in a series of attacks by an Iran-aligned group in Yemen.
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Saudi Arabia Bought Huge Stake In Uber. What This Means For Female Drivers?
This week the Silicon Valley-based ride-sharing app Uber announced it was getting a huge new injection of funding. But the money wasn't coming from any of the standard investors from the U.S. tech world.
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Turkish President Recep Erdogan Meets King In Saudi Arabia For Syria Talks
Hours before he arrived in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Syria's president of "mercilessly" killing hundreds of thousands of people and criticised Russia for backing him.
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Ahmad Javed Appointed Indian Envoy to Saudi Arabia
Mumbai Police Commissioner Ahmad Javed has been appointed Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, which has a 2.8 million-strong Indian community.
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3 Activists Barred as Saudi Women Launch First Vote Bid
Hundreds of Saudi women began campaigning for public office Sunday, in a first for women in the conservative Muslim kingdom's slow reform process, even as three activists were disqualified.
