Saudi Arabia Conflict & Tragedy News

First I want to say Obama just won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize and I think that is fantastic not because of his accomplishments but because of his efforts to unite the world. It is a bit ironic for the...

Al-Qaeda debuted a new suicide bomb technique in an attempt on the life of Saudi Arabia’s Prince Mohammed Bin Nayef this month—one that could raise serious concerns about airport security. The bomber convinced Nayef that he wished to surrender and...

A report by the US’s government accountability office said US governmental agencies remain concerned about the ability of Saudis and Saudi-based charities to fund terrorist organisations in other countries. The report said Treasury officials have “noted that Saudi-based individuals are...

As more proof that the religion of Islam discriminates against women, a Saudi court sentenced a female journalist for sixty lashes just for being associated with a Lebanese TV channel. The channel, the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation (LBC), had been under...

A female Saudi journalist has been sentenced to 60 lashes for her involvement in a TV show that featured a man detailing his sexual conquests. The court also banned Rosanna Al-Yami from leaving the country for two years, sources tell...

30 years on at last a funeral for former hospital nurse who was killed in a mysterious event in Saudi Arabia http://www.cityjournalistdirectory.com/event/helen_smith_to_have_funeral_30_years_after_death_in_saudi_arabia/

Hundreds of Saudi women protested outside a University in Taif, a city in the south of Makkah when admissions were closed before the time specified. According to local papers, Okaz and Saudi Gazette the students along with their guardians were...

Mohamed Kohail , sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia for his role in the death of a man in an after-school brawl in 2007 has written directly to the Canadian Prime Minister, Stephen Harper seeking his intervention in the case....