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Real Estate ReformSaudi fees on undeveloped land to spur affordable housing: experts
“The Cabinet approved that the Council of Economic Affairs and Development shall prepare organizational arrangements and mechanisms for imposing fees on unbuilt lands within the urban boundaries of cities and provinces,” the SPA said.
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Saudis and Social MediaWhy Saudis are ardent social media fans
Saudis are becoming creators as well as consumers. Saudi entrepreneurs, especially in the more relaxed Red Sea city of Jeddah, are launching apps and YouTube channels. Whatever the position of Saudis in the real world, they are fully integrated in the virtual one.
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AfghanistanMob attack on Afghan woman becomes rallying cry for justice
The brutal killing of a young woman in Kabul last week has become a rallying point for women’s rights activists in Afghanistan, renewing calls for Afghan authorities to better ensure women’s protection from violence throughout the country.
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Iran NegotiationsU.S., Iran cite progress in nuke talks, though deal is unclear
The United States and Iran reported significant progress Saturday toward a nuclear agreement, with the Iranian president declaring a deal within reach. America's top diplomat was more reserved, leaving open whether world powers and Tehran would meet a March 31 deadline.
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TunisiaA Cloud Descends on Tunisia
A palpable air of shock blankets Tunis. On thoroughfares throughout the city, heavily armed security officers halt traffic, or stop pedestrians to search their baggage. The state isn’t simply fighting back against Islamist terrorism – it’s making sure it is seen fighting back. The presence of the security forces has largely been welcome, but many now question its ability to protect them in the face of a mounting terrorist threat.
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TurkeyErdogan at odds with government over Kurdish peace
n unprecedented rift emerged Sunday between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the government over the handling of the peace process to end the decadeslong armed struggle by Kurdish militants. A senior minister told Erdogan to stop interfering and making “emotional” statements but the president snapped back that he had no intention of staying out of politics.
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U.S. - IsraelObama Details His Disappointment With Netanyahu In First Post-Election Comments
Though he pledged to keep working with the Israeli government on military and intelligence operations, Obama declined to say whether the United States would continue to block Palestinian efforts to secure statehood through the United Nations. In a phone conversation the two had on Thursday, he said he indicated to Netanyahu that "it is going to be hard to find a path where people are seriously believing that negotiations are possible."
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ISIS and Social MediaWhy is ISIS so successful at luring Westerners?
For a throng of radical anti-Western militants, ISIS is pretty good at getting Westerners to join them.
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MERSMERS infection, death rates slowing down, says Saudi govt
The rate of new Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV) infections and deaths have slowed down, the Ministry of Health announced on its official website.
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U.S. - AfghanistanThe New Era in US-Afghanistan Relations
The point of the visit is to demonstrate that theirs is a government the United States can work with. Ghani is well known in Washington and is part of the foreign policy establishment after spending years here as a World Bank official. Though this will be his first meeting with Obama, the U.S. president has already embraced him, in stark contrast to the open hostility that marked the final years of the Obama-Karzai relationship.
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