Accessibility links
Tuesday 16 October 2012
The latest and breaking news from Saudi Arabia.
UK food and drink exports have been given a sweet boost thanks to rising demand for chocolate in the Middle East.
28 Sep 2012
| CommentsSaudi Arabia's labour ministry has ordered the closure of around 100 lingerie shops in the capital Riyadi for having men on their sales staff, according to reports.
16 Sep 2012
Saudi Arabian authorities have foiled a "terror" plot by elements suspected of links to al-Qaeda, busting two cells in Riyadh and Jeddah.
26 Aug 2012
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has attempted to block a Vatican bid to create new web addresses ending in .catholic, arguing that it “cannot demonstrate that it possesses a monopoly over the term ‘Catholic’”.
14 Aug 2012
Far from revered, the Kingdom’s first female athletes are ignored or insulted at home.
07 Aug 2012
Moscow insists it will deliver Mi-25 helicopters after failure last month, despite western disapproval.
13 Jul 2012
Saudi Arabia's Shia east has been thrown into turmoil after two people were killed when police opened fire on demonstrators protesting the shooting and arrest of a popular anti-regime cleric.
09 Jul 2012
Saudi Arabia said on Monday that two men had been killed after protests in a Shi'ite Muslim area in the eastern part of the world's top oil exporter, following the arrest of a prominent Shi'ite cleric.
09 Jul 2012
Princess Sara bint Talal bin Abdulaziz claiming asylum over safety fears.
07 Jul 2012
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah has appointed Defence Minister Prince Salman as crown prince and heir apparent.
18 Jun 2012
The aged king of Saudi Arabia led a burial ceremony on Sunday for his brother, Crown Prince Nayef Abdul-Aziz, in the holy city of Mecca before his internment following evening prayers.
18 Jun 2012
The Saudi royal family gathered in Mecca to bury Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud amid expectations that his more liberal brother would succeed him as heir to the kingdom.
17 Jun 2012
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz al-Saud, the hardline former interior minister who led a crackdown on al-Qaeda, has died in Geneva.
16 Jun 2012
US President Barack Obama spoke to Saudi King Abdullah on Thursday, as regional diplomacy intensifies over Syria's escalating civil war and Iran's nuclear programme.
15 Jun 2012
Three Saudi women have been refused entry into France because they refused to remove their burkas.
13 Jun 2012
A Saudi city known for its ultraconservatism has created its own version of the "Arabs Got Talent" television reality show, but with no music and women banned from taking part.
10 Jun 2012
The head of the Saudi religious police has criticised agents for clamping down on a woman who was wearing nail polish, after the video went viral, attracting more than a million hits on YouTube.
07 Jun 2012
YouTube video goes viral, attracting more than a million hits in just five days.
28 May 2012
The son of Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah is suing the city of Los Angeles in a dispute over plans to build a sprawling “mega-mansion” in the Beverly Hills 90210 postcode.
23 May 2012
Al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri has urged Saudis to follow the example of the Arab Spring and rise up against their rulers.
18 May 2012
Related Sections
In Saudi Arabia
External Links
The Telegraph is not responsible for the content of external internet sites
DUNHILL TRAVEL DEALS SEARCH
News Most Viewed
DUNHILL TRAVEL DEALS SEARCH
MORE FROM TELEGRAPH.CO.UK
Hot Topics
The Arab Spring is keeping oil prices high
By David Blair
06 Sep 2012
Is the US drought ushering in a new geopolitics of food?
By Geoffrey Lean
02 Aug 2012
The Al-Qaeda underwear bomber and the CIA leaks: loose lips sink spies
By Shashank Joshi
11 May 2012
The Saudis have spoiled Mecca â but the British Museum doesnât want you to know
By Will Heaven
12 Apr 2012
Despite the horrors of Homs, Syria's rebel leaders are bullish as Assad's regime 'rots from the inside'
By Michael Weiss
12 Mar 2012