Saudi Arabia

Saudi oil firm Aramco profits up 82% as war sparks oil price surge

SAUDI state oil company Aramco yesterday reported an 82 per cent rise in profits for the first quarter of this year, as the fallout from Russia’s i

Sport | Friday 13th May 2022

Men’s Football Newcastle face criticism after strengthening Saudi Arabia links

World | Sunday 24th Apr 2022

Yemen's warring sides fail to operate 1st flight as part of truce

World | Friday 15th Apr 2022

Italian dockers say Genoa is centre of arms trafficking operation after tanks found on Saudi ship

Sunday 03rd Apr 2022

At least three killed in Saudi shelling of Yemen hours after UN-brokered ceasefire

AT LEAST three people were reported to have been killed in Yemen after Saudi forces launched a barrage of rockets just hours after the announcement

Friday 01st Apr 2022

Turkey recommends trail into Khashoggi's killers moves to Saudi Arabia

‘Handing the case over to Saudi Arabia would be a serious blow to any remaining chance of criminal justice for Jamal Khashoggi’s killers,’ Reporters Without Borders says

Wednesday 30th Mar 2022

Saudi's Ramadan ceasefire is meaningless while brutal siege of Yemen continues, Houthis say

A SAUDI ceasefire during the holy month of Ramadan is meaningless as long as the brutal siege of Yemen continues, the Houthi resistance movement sa

Tuesday 29th Mar 2022

Saudi Arabian forces continue to pummel Yemen despite Houthi ceasefire

SAUDI ARABIAN jets continued to bomb civilian areas in Yemen today despite a three-day ceasefire announced by the Houthi movement.

Wednesday 30th Mar 2022

Foreign policy conducted on the sly: Britain and the repressive Gulf monarchies

British imperialism keeps its role in the Middle East shrouded in secrecy because it supports the worst objectives and most backwards regimes going — but the public can be informed and mobilised against this, explains IAN SINCLAIR

Friday 25th Mar 2022

Hamilton remains uncomfortable as F1 season lands in Saudi Arabia

LEWIS HAMILTON has reiterated his stance that he feels uncomfortable racing in Saudi Arabia.

Friday 25th Mar 2022

Saudi Arabia executes 16 more people ahead of Grand Prix

‘There have been executions almost every day in the lead-up to the race,’ human rights group Reprieve says

Sunday 27th Mar 2022

To end the crisis in Yemen, stop arming the Saudi dictatorship

Seven years ago Saudi Arabia began a brutal onslaught that has been widely described as causing the world’s worst humanitarian disaster – a crime not possible without at least £6.5 billion of British weapons, explains PAYAM SOLHTALAB

Wednesday 23rd Mar 2022

At least two women killed as Saudi airstrikes on Yemen continue

AT LEAST two women were killed and a man injured when Saudi warplanes struck targets across Yemen in the early hours of today.

Tuesday 22nd Mar 2022

Houthi rebels strike Saudi oil tank as global crisis continues

Saudi Arabia

Saudi oil firm Aramco profits up 82% as war sparks oil price surge

SAUDI state oil company Aramco yesterday reported an 82 per cent rise in profits for the first quarter of this year, as the fallout from Russia’s i

Men’s Football Newcastle face criticism after strengthening Saudi Arabia links

Yemen's warring sides fail to operate 1st flight as part of truce

Italian dockers say Genoa is centre of arms trafficking operation after tanks found on Saudi ship

At least three killed in Saudi shelling of Yemen hours after UN-brokered ceasefire

AT LEAST three people were reported to have been killed in Yemen after Saudi forces launched a barrage of rockets just hours after the announcement

Turkey recommends trail into Khashoggi's killers moves to Saudi Arabia

‘Handing the case over to Saudi Arabia would be a serious blow to any remaining chance of criminal justice for Jamal Khashoggi’s killers,’ Reporters Without Borders says

Saudi's Ramadan ceasefire is meaningless while brutal siege of Yemen continues, Houthis say

A SAUDI ceasefire during the holy month of Ramadan is meaningless as long as the brutal siege of Yemen continues, the Houthi resistance movement sa

Saudi Arabian forces continue to pummel Yemen despite Houthi ceasefire

SAUDI ARABIAN jets continued to bomb civilian areas in Yemen today despite a three-day ceasefire announced by the Houthi movement.

Foreign policy conducted on the sly: Britain and the repressive Gulf monarchies

British imperialism keeps its role in the Middle East shrouded in secrecy because it supports the worst objectives and most backwards regimes going — but the public can be informed and mobilised against this, explains IAN SINCLAIR

Hamilton remains uncomfortable as F1 season lands in Saudi Arabia

LEWIS HAMILTON has reiterated his stance that he feels uncomfortable racing in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia executes 16 more people ahead of Grand Prix

‘There have been executions almost every day in the lead-up to the race,’ human rights group Reprieve says

To end the crisis in Yemen, stop arming the Saudi dictatorship

Seven years ago Saudi Arabia began a brutal onslaught that has been widely described as causing the world’s worst humanitarian disaster – a crime not possible without at least £6.5 billion of British weapons, explains PAYAM SOLHTALAB

At least two women killed as Saudi airstrikes on Yemen continue

AT LEAST two women were killed and a man injured when Saudi warplanes struck targets across Yemen in the early hours of today.

Houthi rebels strike Saudi oil tank as global crisis continues

YEMEN’S Houthi rebels struck an oil storage tank in the Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah this week, satellite photos showed today.

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