SAUDI ARABIA

World Bank figures show that Middle East states have contributed a fraction of funds that they promised.

The United Nations said 130 women and 234 children have been killed in Yemen

The bombing is the first time Islamic State has struck inside Saudi Arabia.

Qatif was at the centre of anti-government protests in 2011 to the present day.

Desert kingdom's oil minister expects an end to crude by about 2050.

A 'final nail in the coffin for credibility' for the UN's Human Rights Council, says Israeli monitor.

Saudi civil service advertises for eight positions of "religious functionaries" to carry out "judgement of death".

Robbers made away with about £180,000.

'Strategic decision' to acquire 'off-the-shelf' nuclear weapons sparked by concerns over Iran nuclear deal

Al-Turki's case has become a cause célèbre in Saudi Arabia with calls for Obama to free him.

Saudi Arabia continues to intensify production, moving market share away from high-cost rivals US shale producers.

More than a hundred people have died and over 300 others were injured in a number of air raids by Saudi Arabia.

Saudi woman had her husband's minivan driven past red lights.

UN humanitarian envoy says military action against Shiite Houthi rebels has trapped civilians.

Yemen's ambassador to UN urges deployment of ground forces as rebels close in on Aden and Taiz.

Stark reminder of kingdom's alarming rate of executions.

Foreign Minister Reyad Yassin Abdulla calls shelling by Houthis 'genocide'.

British military chiefs warn against further spending cuts to armed services.

Flights from Saudi capital Riyadh to Najran suspended as pro-Iranian rebels shell area.

It is the first Sub-Saharan country to get involved in the Saudi-led alliance against the rebels.

Sunni-dominated Gulf Cooperation Council will discuss further action in Yemen during the Riyadh summit.