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MERSSaudi Arabia issues fresh warning regarding contact with camels
Saudi Arabia’s health ministry has issued a fresh warning against approaching camels unless necessary amid continuing concerns about the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS). The ministry said those who work with camels should wear a long-sleeve medical gown, gloves and a mask over their nose and mouth.
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Saudi FootballSaudi Arabia sacks coach ahead of Asian Cup
The Spaniard, 51, led his side to the Gulf Cup final in November, but it suffered a 2-1 loss to Qatar in the decider. A board meeting led to the contracts of Lopez Caro and his assistants being terminated, the Saudi Arabia Football Federation stated on its website. It leaves Saudi Arabia searching for a coach ahead of the Asian Cup starting on 9 January, 2015.
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'Tahjeer'Saudi Arabia records higher number of women forced to marry relatives
Saudi Courts reported an increase in “tahjeer” cases where the male relative of a woman strikes an agreement with her guardian to marry her without consultation and she is then banned from marrying anyone else, Al-Hayat daily reported.
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SecuritySaudi Arabia Arrests 135 Terrorism Suspects in Nationwide Sweep
Saudi Arabia arrested 135 terrorism suspects in nationwide raids as the world’s largest oil exporter pressed a crackdown on militants spurred by Islamic State’s advance across Syria and Iraq.
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PetrochemicalsPlastics exports in Saudi Arabia valued at $1.49 billion
Plastics remain the largest category by contribution on the exports side of the Saudi economy valued at SR5.6 billion ($1.49 billion), the National Commercial Bank said in its “Saudi Economic Review” report last month.
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Internet Media7 ways Saudi Arabia is silencing people online
Raif Badawi is serving a 10-year prison sentence in Saudi Arabia, mainly for setting up a website. We talk to another local blogger – who has to remain anonymous for their own safety – about different tactics the authorities use to silence people online.
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Family Owned CompaniesA Blow to Saudi Arabia’s Family Firms
Family-owned companies are among the most significant pillars for the development of the Saudi economy. They account for a significant proportion of the Kingdom’s large and medium-sized enterprises. In previous years, these family-owned businesses have made striking improvements in the way they are managed following a wave of problems, failures and bankruptcies that hit some of them as a result of disputes over inheritance after the death of their founders.
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Women in Saudi ArabiaVideo: Saudi Arabia is undergoing a “huge transformation”
Dean Malak Talal Al-Nory told us her students have futures their mothers could only dream of. "It has been a huge change, huge transformation, in almost every way," she told Williams. "It has been a change in the mentality, in the acceptance of women in the workplace."
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Global Oil MarketsSaudi Arabia sees oil price stabilizing at $60
Arabia, OPEC's largest oil producer, expects to see the price of oil stabilize at around $60 per barrel. The price of benchmark Brent crude oil is currently hovering at around $70 per barrel, and Saudi Arabia's new attitude, expressed by those familiar with the situation, suggests cuts in production should not be expected soon.
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Shia IslamOpinion: Saudi Arabia Has a Shiite Problem
To be sure, since the 1990s, the Saudi government has made some relative progress in terms of infrastructural development of the Eastern Province, where Shiite villages and towns have historically lagged behind their Sunni neighbors in terms of government funding. allowed some degree of religious freedom for the exercise of Shiite rituals and practices. Perhaps one positive byproduct of the killings in recent months has been rare expressions of cross-sectarian unity by influential Sunni clerics, senior Saudi officials, and editorialists. Someobservers have gone so far as to predict that the tragedy marks a turning point, ushering in a new era of Sunni-Shiite harmony in the kingdom.
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