SAUDI ARABIA

UN chief Ban Ki Moon says Riyadh threatened to cut funding to humanitarian programmes.

The College of Police programme teaches Saudi officers how to analyse phone records.

Following complaints from Riyadh, UN agreed to a joint review by global bodies and coalition.

On 1 June, it was reported that the kingdom had handed 14 people the death sentence for attacking police officers.

In Saudi Arabia, Uber competes with Careem, a Dubai-based startup backed by Saudi Telecom Company.

Riyadh reportedly in favour of imposing ceiling on Opec's collective crude output to support weak prices.

Opec ministers debate oil market supply and demand ahead of expected policy decision.

Hold on deliveries applies to CBU-105 cluster bombs manufactured by US company Textron Systems.

The comments were made by Sheikh Saleh Bin Fawzan Al-Fazwan on a TV broadcast.

Explosive evidence should prompt investigation and overhaul of British policy towards Yemen.

Saudi Arabia has clarified that its political tensions with Iran do not include issues like the Hajj pilgrimage.

Iran's deputy oil minister said Tehran will target boosting crude exports to pre-sanctions levels.

Saudi Arabia apparently threatened to withdraw US investments if the bill was passed.

The agency began the review process in March and slashed Saudi Arabia's long-term issuer ratings from Aa3 to A1.

Many find the 34 year old's approach refreshing but others are sceptical about his approach.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose as healthcare stocks rallied on 9 May.

Asima Khatoon, 25, complained about her employers to her family ahead of her death.

ExxonMobil, China's Sinopec and BP could acquire stake in Aramco.

Falih replaces Ali al-Naimi, who led oil ministry for over two decades, in major a government reshuffle.

BAE chairman said its Saudi Arabia dealings were in accordance with the UK government's rules and regulations.

Earlier, only men had the right to obtain a copy in the kingdom.