Top Senate Republicans Vow to Sanction Saudi Arabia Over Khashoggi Disappearance
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham pledged that Congress would "sanction the hell out of Saudi Arabia."
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Saudi Vows Retaliations Against Possible Sanctions Over Khashoggi
Saudi Arabia warned Sunday it would retaliate against any sanctions imposed on the oil-rich kingdom over the disappearance of journalist ...
Trump Vows ‘Severe Punishment’ if Journalist Killed by Saudi
President Donald Trump said the US would inflict severe punishment, if missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered by the Saudis.
Can Congress Do Anything About the Disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi?
Whether or not Congressional outrage over the journalist's disappearance will have any meaningful impact on U.S. policy remains to be ...
Saudi Arabia Faces Business Backlash Over Khashoggi Disappearance
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is facing a backlash over the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi from business ...
Open-Air Prison: Houthi Violations Spike as Yemen War Intensifies
Under Houthi authority, forced disappearances, torture and executions have become a greater risk for Yemenis, who are already plighted by critical humanitarian conditions.
Before Khashoggi, 15 Saudi Journalists Were Abducted or Arrested This Year
At least 15 Saudi journalists and bloggers have been arrested over the past year, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said on ...
Saudi Arabia Deports Mecca’s Migrants Amid New Economic Reforms
There are currently over 5 million undocumented migrants residing in Saudi Arabia, but the Kingdom is now actively seeking to ...
Saudi Arabia Declares Online Satire Punishable Offense
Saudi Arabia will punish online satire that "disrupts public order" with up to five years in prison, as the kingdom ...
‘Green Hajj’ Slowly Takes Root in Mecca
Thousands of cleaners are busy separating plastic from other rubbish as Muslims wrap up a pilgrimage to Mecca that presents ...
More Than 2 Million Muslims Begin Hajj Pilgrimage
More than two million Muslims from around the globe started the hajj pilgrimage on Sunday in Saudi Arabia, one of ...
The Mouse That Roared: the Saudi-Canadian Tiff
Canada’s unprofessional and undiplomatic tweet about "grave concern" over new arrests of human right activists in Saudi Arabia damaged Canadian ...
Capture of Hodeida Unlikely to Hasten End of Tragic Yemen War
The capture of Yemen port city Hodeida may strike a serious militarily blow against the Houthis, but it also has ...
French Charity: Hundreds of Children at Risk in Yemen Battle
Yemeni forces supported by a Saudi-led coalition confirmed on Wednesday their operation to reclaim Hodeida from Huthi rebels, despite UN ...
Intelligence Report: Saudi-Financed Belgian Mosques Teach Hatred of Jews, Gays
Teaching manuals in Gulf Arab-financed mosques in Belgium promote anti-semitic stereotypes of Jews and call for the persecution of homosexuals, ...
Can Iraq Balance Relations With Both Saudi Arabia and its Arch-Rival Iran?
Iraqi-Saudi ties have thawed significantly recently, becoming stronger than they have been in three decades.
Saudi Arabia Outlaws Spying on Spouse’s Phone
Saudi Arabia announced on Monday that "spying" on your spouse's phone is now a criminal offence potentially punishable by a hefty ...
Pakistani Migrant Workers Lack Basic Protections in Saudi Arabia
As international migration continues to grow rapidly all over the world, it makes legal frameworks that protect the rights of ...
UK Lawyers Ask for Saudi Arabia Suspension From UN Body
Two British human rights lawyers want Saudi Arabia to be suspended from the UN Human Rights Council over 61 people ...
Saudi Jails Two Human Rights Defenders: Amnesty International
Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been a critic of human rights despite optimism that he would turn Saudi Arabia's track ...
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