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Report : Saudi Arabia's Economy Towards Troubled Waters

The plan for economic reforms attributed to the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman may not progress as desired due to a range of “unprecedented” issues – most importantly a lack of adequate national and international investments.

Anti-Saudi Protest in London as Qatari Emir Arrives for Talks

As the Qatari emir visits the UK, a group of activists have staged a protest rally to condemn the Saudi-led blockade of Qatar as well as the Riyadh regime’s deadly war against impoverished Yemen.

Saudi Family Princes Asking US to Protect their Regime

The princes of Saudi Arabia's Royal Family are demanding US citizens to protect the Saudi regime position and defend them in the Persian Gulf as if American are their mercenaries," said a senior American researcher, Doug Pando, at the Cato Institute.

Mohammed Bin Salman Pays Tony Blair $ 12 Million as his Advisor

Telegraph newspaper reported that the British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, has signed a $ 12 million deal with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to provide advice to Saudi Arabia government, in a new scandal involving the Saudi Crown Prince.

Saudi Arabia Fails Achieving Trump's Demand to Cut Oil Production

Saudi Arabia increased oil production, after Trump ordered the Saudi government to increase it, and failed to reduce it, the Independent reported.

Saudi Signs Deal for Five Warships with Spain Despite Objections

Saudi Arabia's state-owned defense company has forged a deal with Spanish shipbuilder Navantia for a joint venture to build five warships, state media said Thursday.

Wife of Qatar’s Amir Urges to Boycott Hajj

Jawahir bint Hamad bin Suhaim al-Thani, the wife of Qatar’s Amir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani urged Qatari’s to boycott Hajj this year.

Salaries Delayed in 50% of Companies in Saudi Arabia

About 50 percent of contracting companies in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia face difficulty in paying the salaries of their workers as a result of the delay in clearing bills for government projects as well as the global recession since 2016.

Tunisia Imams: Hajj Money Pays For Saudi’s Wars in Yemen , Syria

The Union of Tunisian Imams called on the Grand Mufti of the Republic to discourage pilgrims from travelling to complete the Hajj this year because of the high costs of the trip and the fact that the money is used by Saudi Arabia to pay for its wars in other Muslim countries.

Riyadh Arrests Saudi's Opposition Islamic Scholar

Saudi Arabia has taken into custody a prominent Muslim scholar as part of an ongoing campaign to silence dissidents in the kingdom.

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