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Mohammed Bin Salman Is Creating Saudi Inc - A Whole New Image
As Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman races to diversify Saudi Arabia's oil-dependent economy, the $620 billion PIF - which he chairs - is taking center stage
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Saudi Arabia's $500 Billion Plan For World's Largest Buildings Ever
Saudi Arabia is planning the world's largest buildings in a mostly unpopulated part of the country as part of an entirely new $500 billion development called NEOM, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Giant Rave In Saudi Desert Pushes Kingdom's Changing Boundaries
The electronic music festival in Saudi Arabia this weekend highlighted the changes catapulting through the conservative kingdom under its controversial crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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Saudi Arabia Now Has The World's Toughest Vaccine Rules
A security guard stands at the entrance to every mall in Saudi Arabia's capital, ready for a pandemic routine shoppers are getting used to: proving their vaccination status on a government phone app that tracks their location at all times.
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Women Are Getting More Jobs Than Ever In Changing Saudi Arabia
It looks like a woman's world on the 29th floor of Tamkeen Tower, where a call center for Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Statistics overlooks the beige sprawl of Riyadh.
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"Thanks": Saudis 'Welcome' US Report Blaming Prince For Khashoggi Killing
A U.S. intelligence report blaming the Saudi crown prince for a critic's murder is being celebrated by some commentators in the kingdom as an effective vindication.
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Saudi Arabia Adds Pressure On Firms To Move To Riyadh, Challenges Dubai
Saudi Arabia is increasing pressure on international firms to shift their Middle East hubs to the kingdom, posing a direct challenge to neighboring Dubai as a regional rivalry heats up.
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Saudi, World's Top Oil Producer, Launches City With No Cars
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman unveiled his latest vision for Saudi Arabia's future beyond oil: a city with no cars, roads or carbon emissions.
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UAE Plans To Decriminalise Alcohol, Cohabitation By Unwed Couples
The United Arab Emirates plans to decriminalize "actions that don't harm others," potentially ending punishments for alcohol consumption or cohabitation by unwed couples in the expatriate-dominated country.
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Saudi Arabia Removes Controversial Restrictions On Foreign Workers
Saudi Arabia will remove several controversial restrictions on foreign workers in a labor policy overhaul that officials hope will attract overseas talent and reduce citizen unemployment.
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Saudi Arabia's Most Famous Prisoners Go Silent During Pandemic
Saudi authorities have severed contact between some of the kingdom's most prominent detainees and their families, escalating a crackdown on dissent that threatens to strain relations with Western allies.
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In Saudi Crackdown On Dissent In Royal Family, Fourth Prince Arrested
The crackdown on dissent against Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman within the Saudi royal family widened on Saturday with the arrest of a fourth prince, the New York Times reported.
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Scandal-Hit Saudi Prince Fusses Over Details As G-20 Offers Redemption
Fiddling with a string of prayer beads, Saudi palace adviser Fahad Toonsi leaned forward in his seat to share a rare story from the crown prince's inner circle.
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Attention, Dubai. This Saudi City Is Open For Business
Ronny Froehlich's voice echoed across the empty rooms as he walked through his company's new office in Riyadh.
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$130 Steaks Prompt Some Saudis To Debate Costs Of Prince's Plans
As couples on their way to a lavish dinner strolled past palm trees hung with chandeliers in a historic quarter of Riyadh, the recent belt-tightening downturn in Saudi Arabia's economy seemed a world away.
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Mohammed Bin Salman Is Creating Saudi Inc - A Whole New Image
As Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman races to diversify Saudi Arabia's oil-dependent economy, the $620 billion PIF - which he chairs - is taking center stage
-
Saudi Arabia's $500 Billion Plan For World's Largest Buildings Ever
Saudi Arabia is planning the world's largest buildings in a mostly unpopulated part of the country as part of an entirely new $500 billion development called NEOM, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Giant Rave In Saudi Desert Pushes Kingdom's Changing Boundaries
The electronic music festival in Saudi Arabia this weekend highlighted the changes catapulting through the conservative kingdom under its controversial crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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Saudi Arabia Now Has The World's Toughest Vaccine Rules
A security guard stands at the entrance to every mall in Saudi Arabia's capital, ready for a pandemic routine shoppers are getting used to: proving their vaccination status on a government phone app that tracks their location at all times.
-
Women Are Getting More Jobs Than Ever In Changing Saudi Arabia
It looks like a woman's world on the 29th floor of Tamkeen Tower, where a call center for Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Statistics overlooks the beige sprawl of Riyadh.
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"Thanks": Saudis 'Welcome' US Report Blaming Prince For Khashoggi Killing
A U.S. intelligence report blaming the Saudi crown prince for a critic's murder is being celebrated by some commentators in the kingdom as an effective vindication.
-
Saudi Arabia Adds Pressure On Firms To Move To Riyadh, Challenges Dubai
Saudi Arabia is increasing pressure on international firms to shift their Middle East hubs to the kingdom, posing a direct challenge to neighboring Dubai as a regional rivalry heats up.
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Saudi, World's Top Oil Producer, Launches City With No Cars
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman unveiled his latest vision for Saudi Arabia's future beyond oil: a city with no cars, roads or carbon emissions.
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UAE Plans To Decriminalise Alcohol, Cohabitation By Unwed Couples
The United Arab Emirates plans to decriminalize "actions that don't harm others," potentially ending punishments for alcohol consumption or cohabitation by unwed couples in the expatriate-dominated country.
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Saudi Arabia Removes Controversial Restrictions On Foreign Workers
Saudi Arabia will remove several controversial restrictions on foreign workers in a labor policy overhaul that officials hope will attract overseas talent and reduce citizen unemployment.
-
Saudi Arabia's Most Famous Prisoners Go Silent During Pandemic
Saudi authorities have severed contact between some of the kingdom's most prominent detainees and their families, escalating a crackdown on dissent that threatens to strain relations with Western allies.
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In Saudi Crackdown On Dissent In Royal Family, Fourth Prince Arrested
The crackdown on dissent against Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman within the Saudi royal family widened on Saturday with the arrest of a fourth prince, the New York Times reported.
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Scandal-Hit Saudi Prince Fusses Over Details As G-20 Offers Redemption
Fiddling with a string of prayer beads, Saudi palace adviser Fahad Toonsi leaned forward in his seat to share a rare story from the crown prince's inner circle.
-
Attention, Dubai. This Saudi City Is Open For Business
Ronny Froehlich's voice echoed across the empty rooms as he walked through his company's new office in Riyadh.
-
$130 Steaks Prompt Some Saudis To Debate Costs Of Prince's Plans
As couples on their way to a lavish dinner strolled past palm trees hung with chandeliers in a historic quarter of Riyadh, the recent belt-tightening downturn in Saudi Arabia's economy seemed a world away.
