OIC to send additional relief missions to CAR
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) will mobilize more humanitarian organizations to join the humanitarian alliance and also prepare an integrated program of humanitarian intervention to provide emergency assistance to those affected by the crisis in Central Africa. The humanitarian
Govt to punish fake Haj service providers
More Saudi patients recover from MERS
Retirement age row: Shoura plan rapped
Obama backs Hillary
Why Egyptians back El-Sissi
By: Sarah Eltantawi Former army chief Abdel Fattah El-Sissi won the presidential elections in Egypt this week, almost a year after Egypt’s military reasserted formal control following widespread revolts against Muhammad Mursi. Why is El-Sissi going to be Egypt”s next
Modi surprises critics
Instilling religious values in politics must for peace
By: Harun Yahya Throughout its history, Middle East — the land of the prophets — has been the starting point of peace and harmony envisaged in the divine revelations. People learned to coexist as a result of the preaching of
Major breakthrough: Scientists find compound to fight virus behind SARS and MERS
Foreign tourism in the Kingdom remains a key issue
Developing desert tourism in the Kingdom
Palestinian villagers fear encroaching settlements
Let’s promote Saudi entrepreneurs
By: Mazen Baleelah The Ministry of Labor is busy finding jobs for Saudi, especially for those who are on the list of Hafiz (unemployment allowance) beneficiaries. Universities and vocational educational institutions are busy graduating Saudi youth in those disciplines required
Children raped in Indian school
NEW DELHI — The owner and manager of a children’s boarding school in western India have been arrested after five minors said they were raped, forced to watch pornographic films and act them out with one another, police and charity
Couple in breastfeeding kinship divorced
Man gets 8 years for pimping out wife
JEDDAH — A criminal court in Jeddah sentenced a man to 8 years in prison for pimping out his wife to another man. The sentence also included 1,000 lashes, to be applied over a period of time. The man had
Students want women in top govt jobs
RIYADH — A survey conducted by King Saud University showed that 88 percent of students on government scholarships in the US and Canada support the appointment of women in high government positions. Faculty member and the study’s supervisor, Sanaa Al-Otaibi,
Spanish court sentences Saudi to eight years in jail for ‘disruptive activities’
MADRID — A Spanish court sentenced a Saudi national to eight years in prison, the Saudi Embassy confirmed in a phone call to Okaz/Saudi Gazette. Mudhar Hussein Al-Malki, who is married to Spanish woman, has been a permanent resident in
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