The dangers of silencing Saudi dissent
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Committee's list of terrorist individuals and organizations is not an altogether uncontroversial decision.
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WASHINGTON - Saudi Arabia has failed to take substantial steps to promote religious tolerance, despite assurances from the Bush administration that the kingdom has made progress on reform, a US watchdog group said yesterday. A report by the US Commission on International Religious Freedom called for new congressional scrutiny of Saudi Arabia's progress in implementing religious reform policies announced in ...
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Saudi Arabia banned tinted car windows on Sunday in a move aimed at preventing militants escaping detection on the kingdom&#39;s roads.
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&#39;JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA, AND CAIRO - The daring daytime attack Monday on the fortresslike US Consulate in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia&#39;s second-largest city, is calling into question one of the basic precepts of the country&#39;s security strategy: that killing or
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The United States on Wednesday  accused Saudi Arabia of severe violations of religious freedom  in a rare official rebuke of a close ally and key oil supplier  that potentially could lead to sanctions.
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RIYADH - The spectacular attack against the US consulate in Jeddah, claimed by the local branch of the Al Qaeda network, came to the backdrop of rising anti-American sentiment in Saudi Arabia, fueled by the ongoing conflict in Iraq.
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Britain's head of overseas intelligence warned that Saudi Arabia likely would stop sharing vital information on terrorism if prosecutors pursued an investigation into alleged corruption in an arms deal, lawmakers disclosed Tuesday.
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The United States on Wednesday accused Saudi Arabia of severe violations of religious freedom in a rare official rebuke of a close ally and key oil supplier that potentially could lead to sanctions.
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An internal dispute between Saudi Arabia's royal family and government officials have put the country's leadership at odds on how to handle Mideast turmoil
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WASHINGTON, Sep 15, 2004 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- Saudi Arabia finds itself for the first time on a US list of countries of particular concern &quot;for particularly severe violations of religious freedom,&quot; paving the way for possible US
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The State Department yesterday put Saudi Arabia on its blacklist of severe violators of religious freedom for the first time, opening the door to US sanctions.
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The mixture of alarm, condemnation and muted admiration with which Saudis have reacted to Monday&#39;s raid on the US consulate in Jeddah reveals the variety of opinion in a country
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A Saudi court has sentenced a university professor to five years in prison for sowing dissent and inciting disobedience against the government.
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Saudi Arabia is planning to launch a radio advertising campaign in 19 US states aiming at challenging the criticism addressed to its role in fighting terrorism. The campaign will be based on the report of the Congress committee of September 11, which ...
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Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: Western diplomats downplayed on Tuesday fears of an exodus of expatriates from the kingdom, as the United States reiterated a warning to its citizens to shun Saudi Arabia after a brazen attack on its consulate in Jeddah.
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In an unusual censure of a key ally in the war on terrorism, the Bush administration accused Saudi Arabia yesterday of &quot;particularly severe violations&quot; of religious freedom.
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A Saudi counter-terror campaign conducted over the Internet has persuaded more than 250 militant sympathizers to change their ways, Islamic Affairs Minister Saleh Abdul-Aziz al-Sheikh said on Sunday.