Saudi King Criticizes UK on Terror
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"And I believe that unless a serious effort is put into this in order to reach agreements that satisfy the Palestinians, and the Arab world and the Islamic world, then I believe the conference may not be successful."  King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia accused Britain on Monday of failing to act on information the Saudis provided that might have averted London's deadly July 7, 2005, suicide bombings.Abdullah told the British Broadcasting Corp. that Britain was not doing enough in the war on terror. He made the comments in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, hours before arriving in London for a state visit.'I believe that most countries are not taking this issue too seriously, including, unfortunately, Great Britain,' he said through a translator. 'We have sent information to Great Britain before the terrorist attacks in Britain, but unfortunately no action was taken and it may have been able to avert the tragedy.' Read more
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On Tuesday, French President Jacques Chirac condemned the killing of three French expatriates in Saudi Arabia on Monday.Comment
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PARIS, Sept 27  - France on Monday warned its citizens to avoid travelling to Saudi Arabia after one of its nationals working for a defence company was gunned down at the weekend in what the kingdom&#39;s authorities described as a &quot;terrorist attack&quot;.
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LONDON - Saudis opposed to the royal family will try again to stage illegal street protests on Friday, a day after blanket security precautions foiled attempts to gather in Riyadh and Jeddah, a London-based dissident said.
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The Duke of York criticises the US administration, saying it should have listened to the UK over Iraq.
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Amnesty International urges Gordon Brown to raise human rights issues with King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia when he visits London this week.
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DUBAI  - An audiotape message attributed to top terror mastermind Osama bin Laden and broadcast on an Islamist website laid the blame for the unrest in Saudi Arabia on the kingdom&#39;s regime.
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FRESH TERROR ATTACKS: Islamic extremists set off bombs and battled with police in the Saudi capital.
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JEDDAH, 17 October 2004 - Crown Prince Abdullah yesterday reiterated the Kingdomâs determination to root out terrorism as security forces arrested two terror suspects in a predawn crackdown in Riyadh.
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CAIRO Osama bin Laden turned his attention to his Saudi homeland on Thursday in an audio recording that appears to be his voice, accusing the ruling Al Saud dynasty of being the &quot;agents of infidels&quot; and applauding last week&#39;s attack against the US
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The Saudi ambassador to Britain said on  Thursday he had long tried to bring Osama bin Laden to justice,  calling the architect of the Sept. 11 attacks an evil person  who had violated a basic principle of Islam by killing  innocents.
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A senior Saudi prince says he plans to form a political party and criticises other royals for blocking reform.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia -- Saudi police are seeking two young men in the killing of a Briton in a Riyadh parking lot, the Interior Ministry said today, and the British ambassador called it a terrorist attack.
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Saudi Arabia reportedly asks Pakistan's ex-PM not to go home from exile, citing a commitment he made in 2001.
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Tony Blair has hit back at criticism over a decision to drop a Saudi arms inquiry and of "cash for honours" allegations.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia -- Osama bin Laden yesterday declared a new phase in his campaign to topple the Saudi monarchy, urging followers to mount a peaceful revolution while also calling on Muslims not to miss a "golden and unique opportunity" to kill Americans in Iraq.
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Al-Qaeda number two Ayman al-Zawahiri condemns the UK for giving novelist Salman Rushdie a knighthood.