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Camel FashionThe latest compression-suit technology comes to camel racing and beauty contests
A skin-tight fit for a camel, however, has its own difficulties – after six months of research, the design is still a work in progress. While race horses have a sleek and streamlined uniformity, race camels are too lumpy for a one-size-fits-all suit. It’s not just the variability in hump size, but hump placements that matters.
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GazaHuman Rights Watch accuses Israel of war crimes in Gaza
Human Rights Watch accused Israel of committing war crimes by attacking three U.N.-run schools in the Gaza Strip in fighting in July and August, killing Palestinian civilians who had sheltered there. The New York-based group issued a report on Thursday that it described as the first in-depth documentation of the incidents, which took place during a 50-day conflict between Israel and Palestinian militants that ended in a ceasefire on Aug. 26.
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U.S.-SaudiJoint Statement: Foreign Minister Prince Saud & Secretary of State Kerry
Another important item that we discussed today is the importance of being clear in our plans and policies and to share responsibilities – this, in addition to being serious and continuous in our action to eliminate and wipe out all these terrorist organizations.
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Saudi EntrepreneursYoung entrepreneurs become the toast of Saudi Arabia
Young entrepreneurs were recognized at the prestigious Injaz-Saudi Arabia awards at Jeddah Hilton Tuesday night. The competition was launched in 2010 and attended annually by winners from all over the Kingdom. This year’s competition focused on preparing Saudi youths as the future leaders of the entrepreneurship world and involved 691 schools from more than 50 cities around the country.
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Iran NegotiationsAhead of talks, Iran says West must drop ‘illogical’ nuclear demands
Iran said world powers should abandon their "illogical demands" over its nuclear program, ahead of talks on Thursday to try to bridge wide differences in positions and end the decade-old dispute by late November. Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, one of Iran's chief negotiators, was speaking before a meeting in Vienna with senior officials from the three European members of the group of six world powers involved in the negotiations with Tehran.
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Israel-PalestineIsraeli troops kill Palestinian during West Bank
Israeli troops shot and killed a Palestinian on Wednesday during a raid on a West Bank refugee camp, Palestinian medics and the Israeli military said.
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Iraq and ISKerry in Iraq to congratulate new premier, build alliance against Islamic State
Kerry met with new Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and other senior officials. His visit is timed to precede President Obama’s speech Wednesday evening laying out a multi-pronged plan to confront militants who have seized large swaths of Iraqi and Syrian territory with stunning speed and battlefield prowess.
- NPR - Obama To Push Military Campaign Against Islamic State Militants
- Center for American Progress - Defeating ISIS: An Integrated Strategy to Advance Middle East Stability
- The Hill - ISIS is spreading, experts warn
- Defense News - Republican Leaders Want Clear Islamic State Plan from Obama
- BBC News - John Kerry says world cannot watch IS evil spread
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AlgosaibiSaudi’s Algosaibi Makes Restructuring Moves
Ahmad Hamad Algosaibi & Brothers, a Saudi Arabian conglomerate that defaulted on its debts almost five years ago amid allegations of fraud, said a steering committee has been formed in a bid to advance its $6 billion restructuring.
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Saudi Arabia and IranIran and Saudi Arabia: Detente on the Horizon?
After all, sabotage is the policy instrument of choice of the hardline faction in Tehran when it sets its mind to defending the status quo. For a brief moment, the hawks seemed hell-bent on sabotaging Rouhani’s Saudi initiative. The day Abdollahian arrived in Riyadh, Fars News—the mouthpiece of the IRGC—reported that an alleged Israeli drone shot down over Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility had been launched from a base in Saudi Arabia.
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Private Sector GrowthSaudi private sector growth hits 3 year high in August
Saudi Arabia's non-oil business activity grew in August at its fastest pace in more than three years, as rises in output, new orders and employment all gained momentum, a new survey has showed. The seasonally adjusted SABB HSBC Saudi Arabia Purchasing Managers Index rose to 60.7 points last month - the highest level since July 2011 - from 60.1 points in the previous month. Any reading above 50 points indicates expansion; anything below, contraction.
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