World Why haven't European countries halted arm exports to Saudi Arabia? European countries halted arm exports to Turkey but why haven't they done the same for Saudi Arabia? 19/10/2019
Directory An unfiltered guide to getting around in Saudi Arabia (as a foreigner) Saudi Arabia has opened its doors to tourism. We're here to give you the lowdown on what it's really like. 18/10/2019
USA As the U.S. withdraws, Assad and Putin are emerging as the winners in Syria Analysis: Damascus and Moscow are now in a much stronger position in the region, following Turkey's assault and the ongoing U.S. withdrawal. 15/10/2019
Inspire Middle East How to reach consumers through social media? GITEX experts answer As the number of people on social media increases, using online platforms to reach consumers is a growing trend for brands around the world. 11/10/2019
world news Reports from Iran say two missiles hit Iran-owned oil tanker An Iranian-owned oil tanker was hit by two missiles near the Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah, Iran's official news agency IRNA said. 11/10/2019
France Global Fund raises its targeted €12 billion to fight pandemics Global Fund raises its targeted €12 billion to fight pandemics 10/10/2019
The Cube Turkey ready for military operation in Syria after Trump pulls troops US President Donald Trump has said he will "totally destroy and obliterate the economy of Turkey" if the country does anything he considers "off-limits" in northern Syria. 07/10/2019
Libya Who are the UNHCR really working to help - refugees or states? Euronews has undertaken an investigation into the UNHCR's operation in Libya, where tens of thousands of migrants live in detainment camps, hoping to make it to Europe. 02/10/2019
World Watch: Ceremony held for one year anniversary of Khashoggi murder Last year, Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered. One year later, his fiancée says she still has questions for Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. 02/10/2019
no comment French activists stage stunt at Saudi consulate over Khashoggi killing Two-dozen Reporters Without Borders (RSF) activists dropped dismembered mannequins outside the Saudi Arabian consulate in France. It was to mark a year since the killing of US-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Turkey on October 2, 2018. 01/10/2019
Saudi Arabia Saudi prince accepts responsibility for Khashoggi's murder "It's impossible that the 3 million would send their daily reports to the leader or the second highest person in the Saudi government," the prince said. 30/09/2019
Saudi Arabia Saudi king's bodyguard shot dead in 'dispute' — state media A prominent bodyguard to Saudi Arabia's King Salman was shot dead in what authorities described as a personal dispute, state TV said. 29/09/2019
USA Saudi Arabia gets ready to open up to foreign tourists "It will change the perception, they have to come and see us," said the chairman of the kingdom's commission for tourism and national heritage. 27/09/2019
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia opens doors to tourists in move away from reliance on oil The ultra-conservative Muslim kingdom has a wealth of tourist sites to be explored, but will they come? 27/09/2019
Inspire Middle East Local communities help UNESCO restore war-torn MENA heritage sites A consequence of war and social unrest in the Middle East and North Africa in recent decades, has been the destruction of some of the region’s most ancient, treasured and culturally important monuments. 27/09/2019
Inspire Middle East Sir Bani Yas Monastery: UAE’s oldest Christian site opens to public Located around 200 kilometers from the UAE’s capital Abu Dhabi, on the eastern coast of Sir Bani Yas Island, lies the country’s oldest Christian site. 27/09/2019
USA Iran denies it staged attack on Saudi oil sites, demands proof Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said his country had "nothing to do with" the attack during a Thursday press conference in New York. 26/09/2019
