Middle East/The Gulf

Saudi Arabia condemns 'serious violations of international law by Israeli occupying forces'

'It's bizarre that this terrible, awful tragedy, the industrial destruction of European Jewry, is seen as Zionist propaganda all over the Muslim world'

Normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel would only be a matter of time

The Gulf country takes effective measures to combat terrorist and extremist activities

'Saudi Arabia is not ready yet to sign the Abraham Accords. God willing they will one day'

Despite a showing of 'general military restraint' by both sides, 'a simple miscalculation could reignite a cycle of violence that will be difficult to reverse'

The use of the app was restricted in Jordan on December 16 amid protests over spiraling fuel prices

Sultan Ahmed al Jaber promises to ‘bring a pragmatic, realistic, and solution-oriented approach’ to the climate conference

'The kingdom intends to utilize its national uranium resources, including in joint ventures with willing partners in accordance with international commitments'

'When we intercepted the vessel, it was on a route historically used to traffic illicit cargo to the Houthis in Yemen'

1,600 UAE citizens traveled to Israel in the last 10 months of 2022

'The number of pilgrims will return to what it was before the pandemic, without any age limit,' Minister of Hajj and Umrah Tawfiq al-Rabiah told reporters

Curriculum will be developed in collaboration with Israel's official Holocaust Memorial Yad Vashem in Jerusalem

'Motorsport is not segregated by gender, so I think that the best way to empower women is to drive your best and to be competitive'

Sources suggest the move is intended as a 'one-year trial'

'As a Yemeni woman, I feel that all my rights and my freedoms are being stolen from me'

Eva Kaili and three other suspects charged with 'criminal organization, corruption and money laundering'

Countries can promote themselves through a wide variety of strategies; hosting the World Cup is a particularly expensive one, and is also a higher risk

TUS Airways transported more than 2400 passengers to and from Doha

'We have observed this week's selective condemnation of our country with great alarm'

Israel barely raised its collective eyebrows to a joint Chinese-Saudi statement that set out commitments on key issues to the Jewish state

540,000 Yemeni children suffer from severe acute malnutrition, 10 million without adequate access to care

The over 130-square meter supermarket offers quality kosher produce imported from Israel, Europe and the U.S