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Gulf
Digest
Introduced This Date
November
1, 2004
-
US
Again Advises
Citizens To Leave
Saudi
Arabia
- Saudi
Embassy In Kuwait
Evacuated Over
Threat
- Militants
May Carry Out Car
Bomb Attacks'
- Election
Website Launched
- Saudi
Steps Up Charity
Monitoring During
Ramadan
- Jail
Instead Of Death
For Drug
Traffickers
- Effat
College Receives
US Grant To Develop
Engineering
Curriculum
- Prince
Ahmad Institute
For Media Training
Set
Up
- Japan
To Provide Nursing
Training To
Saudis
October
25, 2004
- Saudi
Diplomats Hope
Bush Gets Another
Term
- Saudi
Denies Failure To
Pursue Insurgents
- More
Regions And More
Powers For Provincial
Governors In The
Pipeline
-
Women
Could Be Appointed
To Municipal
Councils
- Local
Councils In Major
Cities To Have 14
Members
- Lawyers
Plan To Challenge
37 Articles Of
Code
- Saudi Arabia Amends
Naturalization Law
- Panel
In Making To
Advise Gosaibi On
Labor
Issues
- Two
More Wanted
Terrorists Caught
- Big
Strides In Poverty
Eradication
- 40
Saudis At
Guantanamo To Be
Released
Soon
October
18, 2004
-
Naif
Rules Out
Women’s Vote In
Civic Poll
- Saudi
Charity Remains
Open Despite Order
- An
Academic Study On
Anti-Saudi Campaign
In British
Newspapers
- Prince
Talal Proposes
Microcredit Fund
To
Help
Poor In Me, Africa
- Saudi
Woman Scientist
Claims Success In
Stem
Cell Research
- Most
Wanted Terrorist
Among Three Shot
Dead
In Riyadh
- Italian
Women’s
Delegation In
Kingdom
- Unemployment:
It Is A Part Of A
National
Problem,
Says Al-Gosaibi
- Saudi
Arabia Bans
Donations In
Schools
- Saudi-Japan
Parliamentary
Lobbies Formed
- Govt
Plans To Introduce
Highway Toll Next
Year
- Malaysian
University To Open
Jeddah
Office
- Stripped
Of US Nationality,
Yasser Hamdi Is
Home
October
11, 2004
- Fahd’s
Reign Of
Achievements
- Higher
Council Proposed
To Clean Up
National
Image
- Saudi
Charity Closed On
Terror Suspicions
- Feds
Want Saudi
Advocate Trial
Reopened
- BBC
Lifts The Lid On
Secret BAE Slush
Fund
- Govt
Committed To
Empowering Women,
Says
Poll Candidate
- Saudi
Military Mission
Opens In Amman
- Saudi
Ambassador Calls
On UK To Keep Its
Word
In Terror Fight
- Foreign
Advisor For The
Crown Prince Of
Saudi
Arabia Talks About
Terrorism And The
War In Iraq
- Saudi
Arabia Lent
Kazakhstan USD 2
MLN
For
Construction Of
The Mosque
October
4, 2004
- Kingdom
To Make All
Possible Efforts
To
Improve Its Global
Image
- Saudi
Reformists Boycott
Court Hearing
- 3
Women Nominate
Themselves For
Municipal
Elections
- Saudi
Writers Urge More
Freedom
- Saudi
Human Rights
Activist Flays US
Report On
Religious Freedom
- Shots
Fired At Saudi
Expatriate
Compound
- Saudi
Security Forces
Detain Ship
Carrying
Arms
- Move
To Cover Expat
Issues In National
Dialogue
- Steps
Adopted To
Expedite
Settlement Of
Labor Disputes
- Saudi
Edict Bans Mobile
Phone Cameras
- Greece
To Vote On
Saudi-Funded
Islamic
Center
- Suspected
Enemy Combatant
Still Being
Held
September
27, 2004
- Kingdom
Moves Into A
Dynamic Reform
Mode
- Kingdom
To Host Global
Meet On Terror
- 4
New Officers Join
US Consulate
- Rights
Body To Visit
Saudi Prisons
- Frenchman Shot Dead In Saudi Arabia
- Terrorist
Caught In Tabuk
- Yassin
Al-Qadi Wins Case
Against Swiss
Prosecutor
- Saudi
Women Hope For A
Voice In Historic
Election
- Saudi
Arabia Allocates
$70M To Teach
English
- Experts
Among Expats May
Get Citizenship
- King
Fahd, Abdullah
Receive Karzai
- Saudi
Reports Arrest Of
Nearly A Million
Infiltrators
At Borders
- U.S.
To Send 'Enemy
Combatant' Hamdi
Back
To Saudi
September
20, 2004
- U.S.
Slams Saudi Arabia
On Religious
Rights
- Woman
Runs For Office In
Saudi Arabia
- Govt
Officials Opposing
Policy Warned
- Saudi
Trial Could Alter
Pace Of Reform
- Saudi
Professor
Sentenced For
Speaking
Out
- British
National Shot Dead
In Riyadh
- British
Mission Issues New
Security Warning
- Conference
To Discuss Saudi
Image
Abroad
- Kingdom
To Join Asia
Cooperation
Dialogue
September
13, 2004
- Civic
Election Schedule
Announced
- Bomb
Explodes In Saudi,
U.S. Shuts
Jeddah
Consulate
- Saudis Launch Program To Root Out
Extremism
- Saudi Charity Accused Of Financing Terror
- Envoy In Saudi 'Collusion' Claim
- WTC Agency To Sue Saudi Arabia For 9/11
Damages
- Arab
News Launches 9-11
Site
- Khurma
Governorate Car
Fired At; 4 Held
- U.S. Officers Unable To Vet Visa-Seeking
Saudis
- Saudi
Arabia, China
Agree To Formal
Political
Dialogue
- Education
Ministry Agrees To
Hire 3,000
Graduate
Teachers
- RVF
Reported In Jizan;
Cattle Breeders Warned
- Women
Come Out Against
Extremist Internet
Magazine
- Women
Denied
International
Driving
Licenses
- Riyadh
Hospital To Host
Global Conference
On
Robotic Surgery
September
6, 2004
- Businessmen
Nominate
Themselves For
Elections
- Saudi
Aramco Launches
New Initiative For
Saudization
- Gosaibi
Orders Saudization
Of Customs
Clearance
Jobs
- Cantor Fitzgerald
Sues Saudis For
Losses
- Holland
Plans To Revoke
Negative Travel
Advisory
- Technical
College To Train
800,000 Saudi Women
- Saudis Fight
Militancy With
Jobs
- Visitors
Will Have Camera
Phones Seized
- U.S.-Saudi
Relations: A Glass
Half Empty,
Or
Half Full? An
Interview With
Thomas Lippman
- Vote
Near, Saudis Push
To Modernize
-
Budget
Surplus To Be Used
To Pay Off Public
Debt: Assaf
August
30, 2004
- Shots
Fired At U.S.
Diplomatic Car In
Saudi
Arabia
- Pakistani
And Four Militants
Arrested By
Saudi
Forces
- Saudi
Weapons Amnesty
Expires
- Saudi
Al-Qaeda Chief's
Wife Freed
- Vote
Near, Saudis Push
To Modernize
- ‘Inside
The Mirage’
Author Talks About
Troubled
Relationship
-
Saudi
Team In Us For WTO
Talks
- Saudi
To Use Extra
Income To Repay
Public
Debt
- Ease
Restrictions On
Family Visas, GCC
Study
Suggests
- Saudi
Arabian Oil Fields
Brimming
- Foundation
For The Gifted To
Get $55,000
US
Grant
- American
School To Reopen
- Lebanese
Daily To Be
Printed In Kingdom
- Chaos At
Saudi Reformists'
Trial
- Saudi
PR Drive In US
Doomed To Failure
- Dialogue
On Youth Issues In
November
- BBC
Criticized For
Report About Saudi
Arabia
- Saudi,
Australia Reach
Islamic Funding
Deal
August
23, 2004
- Top
Figures Prepare To
Contest Polls
- UN
Team To Monitor
Voter Registration
- Saudi's
Major Terror
Battle Over -
Abdullah
- U.S.
Eyes Money Trails
Of Saudi-BackedCharities
- Border
Security Boosted
- KSU
Team To Visit US
Over Student VisaHurdles
- UK
Missions Introduce
New VisaProcedures
- Saudis
Pin High Hopes On
Census
- Man
Held In Saudi Jail
Seeks U.S. Aid
- Thailand
Launches Bid To
Repair Strained
Relations
- Polio
Immunization
Campaign Next
Month
- Vaccination
Against Yellow
Fever A Must
- Sri
Lanka To Build
Surgical Unit With
Saudi
Grant
August
16, 2004
-
US Diplomats Head
Back To Saudi
- Kingdom
Announces
Regulations For
Municipal
Elections
- Royal
Embassy Of Saudi
Arabia Launches
New
Advertising Campaign
- Saudi
Police Kill Wanted
Militant In Makkah
- Expats
Can Take Up Grievances With
Elected
Councils: Official
- Saudi
Embassy Urges
Boycott Of UK
Universities
- Saudi Immigration
Department Plans
Countrywide
Women's-Only
Sections
- Saudi
Aid For Darfur
- Marine
Protection
Campaign Planned
August
9, 2004
- Civic
Elections In Three
Phases After
Ramadan
- Saudi
Police Hold Top Al
Qaeda-Linked
Militant
- Kingdom
Will Go Ahead With
Reform Plan:
Sultan
- Trial
Begins For Saudi
Reformists
- Saudi
Diplomat 'Should
Have Immunity
Waived'
- Irishman
Killed In Saudi
Arabia
- Islamic
Art Show To
Promote East-West
Understanding
- Bin
Mahfouz Wins Libel
Case In UK
- Kingdom
Suspends Truck
Traffic To Iraq
- Saudi
Arabia Opens
Fields Before
Plan, Lifts
Capacity
- Saudis
Sign Legal
Consultancy Accord
For
Railway Expansion
- New
Program To Boost
US Ties Through
Trade And Training
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August
2, 2004
- Saudi Panel To
Study Causes Of
Terrorist
Attacks
- Saudi To Pay
Pledged Aid Soon -
Iraq Minister
- Kerry Under Fire
For Saudi-Bashing
- U.S. Family Held In
Saudi Arabia To
File Suit
- Egyptian
Expat Awarded
SR130,000
Compensation
For Illegal
Detention
July
26, 2004
- Facts
About Saudi Arabia
In 9-11
Commission
Report
- Gap
Between Income And
HRD Levels
Wide:
UNDP
- Abdullah
Says Saudi Imams
Are Under
Watch
- Top
Terrorist Shot
Dead In Riyadh
- Saudi
Militants 'Could
Surrender'
- Top
US Commander
Visits Saudi
Arabia
- Saudi
Legal Team To Seek
Release Of
Prisoners
- Summer
Camp For Youth
Combats Militant
Ideology
- New
US Consular
Website Launched
- JCCI
Center To Provide
Legal Cover For
Women
Training Programs
- Lone
Saudi Woman Film
Maker Champions
Social
Change
- Haj
Pilgrims Must Get
Shots Against Flu,
Yellow
Fever, Meningitis
July
19, 2004
- U.S.
House Votes To Cut
Saudi Arabian Aid
In
Terrorism Protest
-
Women
Excluded From
Local Poll
- Top
Al-Qaeda Figure
Surrenders
- Hostage's
Company To Leave
Iraq
- 3,000
People Run Riot At
Auction Of Tribal
Land
In Taif
- Search
Ends For Beheaded
American
- Website
Offers Virtual
Tour Of Saudi
Arabia
- Rights
Watchdog To
Address ‘Abuse
Of
Expat
Workers’
July
12, 2004
- Municipal
Elections In
Autumn
- Bush
Pressured To
Oppose Saudi WTO
Admission
- Prince
Saud Denies
Prisoner Swap
- Saudis Facing Return Of Radicals
- Exiled Saudi Is Dissident To Some,
Terrorist
To
Others
- Kingdom
Hands Over Border
Posts To
Yemen
- Woman
Appointed To Top
Health Post In
Jeddah
- Egyptian’s
Kidnappers Seek
Ransom From
Saudi
Sponsor
July
5, 2004
- 2-Month
Amnesty For
Weapons Handover
- U.S.
In Deal To Return
Saudi Terror Suspects
- Saudi
Militant Repents
On Television
After Surrender
- Move
To Keep UK
Businessmen
Updated On Security
Threats
- Saudi
Official: Chief
Militant Not
Killed
- Terrorists
Steal Saudi Police
Cars - Security
Firm
- Feds
Raid Saudi-Based
Institute In
Virginia
June
28, 2004
-
Terrorists
Offered Amnesty
-
Foreigners
Could Get Guns: Naif
-
Diplomats'
Talks To Focus On Security
Cover For Expats
-
BAE
Offers 'Saudi Danger Money'
-
Britain
Moves Elite SAS Squad Into
Saudi
- Muslims
Told Not To Be Swayed By
Foreign Ideas
-
Young
Women Say Superficial Issues
Dominated Forum Discussions
-
New
Body To Oversee Education
-
BBC
Correspondent Wounded By
Terrorists To Be Shifted To
London
June
21, 2004
- U.S.
Hostage Beheaded, Terror Group Says
- Saudis
Show Slain Al-Qaeda Chief
- Saudi
Arabia Did Not Directly Finance 9/11, Panel Says
- U.S.
Renews Alert For Saudi Arabia Citing Threat Of Terrorism
- Saudi
Anti-Terror Efforts Criticized
- Riyadh-West
Rift Is Over Palestine: Naif
- Saudi
Arabia 'Will Remain A Monarchy Committed To Islam'
- Dialogue
Forum Ends Amid Heated Debate
June
14, 2004
- Victims
In Riyadh Had Military Link
- For
Saudi Arabia, Al Qaeda Threat Is Now Hitting Home
- Qaddafi
Plotted To Kill Abdullah
- Poll
Of Saudis Shows Wide Support For Bin Laden's Views
- Saudis
Assure Security To US Firm
- Expats
Rethink Contract Renewal Because Of Security Concerns
- Britain
Allows Diplomatic Staff To Leave Saudi Arabia
- Britons
To Lose Bonuses If They Quit Saudi Jobs
- Hundreds
Take Part In Elections For Saudi Journalists
Association
- Saudi
Cleared Of Terror Charges In Idaho
- Kingdom
To Launch Three New Satellites This Month
- Plan
To Create 3 New Universities Approved
- New
TV Station To Uphold Islamic Values
- 4.5M
Saudis Expected To Holiday Abroad During Summer
- Dengue
Fever Claims First Casualty In Jeddah
June
7, 2004
- Saudi
Cracks Down On Charity; Freezes Assets
- BBC
Journalist Killed In Riyadh
- Kingdom
Seeks Extradition Of Dissidents
- Manhunt
Continues For The Three Escaped Terrorists
- Al-Qaida
Claims Riyadh Attack
- Gunmen
Open Fire At Checkpoint Near Taif
- Saudi
Police, Militants Exchange Fire In Jeddah
- Public
Urged To Inform On Terrorists
- Saudis
Bid To Calm Security Fears
- Major
Oil Companies Beef Up Security For Employees In Saudi
- Tight
Security In Eastern Province
- All
Set For National Dialogue On Women
- Labor
Minister Confirms Grace Period For Small Businesses
- Sponsors
To Pay Lifetime Salaries To Kin Of 7 Indians Killed In
Alkhobar
- Kingdom,
Turkey To Sign Security Pact
- Dengue
Breaks Out In Saudi Arabia
May
31, 2004
- 22
Killed In Saudi Attack
- Manhunt
For Saudi Hostage-Takers
- Fears
Of New Al-Qaeda Attacks Stalk Saudi Arabia
- European
Envoys To Meet Tomorrow For Security Review
- Saudi
Al Qaida Issues Battle Plan For Urban Warfare
- Saudi
Academic Fears Possibility Of Urban Guerrilla Warfare
- Shoura
Calls For Action Against Terror
- Saudi
Arabia Won't Join G8 Meet Where Arab Reform Is On Table
- US-Led
War Colonial And About Oil, Says Turki
- Municipal
Poll Planned For February 2005
- Japan
Announces Scholarships For Saudi Students
- Al-Fowzan
Denies Al-Jazeera Fatwa
- Saudi
Jailed For Battering Wife
May
24, 2004
- Five
Killed In Saudi Shoot-Out
- Diplomats
Say Militants Behind Saudi Shooting
- Cabinet
Slams US Sanctions Against Syria
- US
State Dept Report On Human Rights And Democracy: Saudi
Arabia Section
- Saudi
Prince Says The Kingdom Is At A Crossroads
- Third
Dialogue Forum On June 12 In Madinah
- Saudi
Reformists To Go On Trial After Two Months In Detention
- HRDF
Unveils Saudization Strategy
- Saudi
Anti-Terror Squad Set Up
- Saudi
Edict Bans Muslims Watch Al-Jazeera
- Canadian
Embassy Denies Refusing Sheikh Al-Sudais Visa
- E-Business
Forum
- Saudis
Need Tougher Laws To Fight Counterfeiters
- American
School To Reopen Under New Name
- Prince
Sultan Leaves Hospital
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May
17, 2004
- Ambassador
Cautions Not To Condemn All Americans For Actions Of Few
- Saudi
Official Condemns Berg Decapitation
- Kingdom
Blasts Bush Remarks On Palestine State
- Militants
Aim To Topple Regime: Saudi Prince
- Saudi
Denies Compound Clash, Says Guard Fired Shots
- Why
The Saudis May Not Rescue Oil Markets This Time
- Jeddah
Students March Against Terrorism
- Naif
Vows Crackdown On Drug Trade
- Saudi
Ministry Of Education To Launch TV Station
- Census
To Start On Sept. 15
- Saudis
'Ease Mixed Marriage Law'
May
10, 2004
- U.S.
Workers In Saudi Arabia Advised To Leave
- Kingdom
Is Determined To Crush Extremists And Protect Foreigners:
Saud
- Shoura
Council Passes Amended Citizenship Law
- Shoura
Proposes Measures To Fight Corruption
- Jobless
At 9.6%, Says Al-Gosaibi
- Saudi
Arabia - Annual Report 2004 - Reporters Without Borders
- Expats
May Be Allowed To Join Saudi Universities
- Riyadh,
Warsaw To Sign Security Agreement
May
3, 2004
- Westerners Killed In Saudi
Arabia
- US Embassy Staff Asked To
Restrict Movements
- Saudi FM Sounds 'Alert' On
State Of Relations With US
- US Criticism 'Harming Our
War On Terror'
- Terror Strikes: A
Chronology
- Saudi Police Believe Al
Qaeda Suspects Cornered
- Prince Sultan Hospitalized
- Govt To Crack Down On Visa
Trade: Gosaibi
- Call For Women's Section
In Courts
- Saudi Receives British
Award
April
26, 2004
- Terrorists
Strike Riyadh
- Saudis
Gave Extensive Help To US During War
- U.S.-Saudi
Relations Show Signs Of Stress
- Kingdom
Trashes Woodward Allegation
- Abdullah
To Open Conference On Islam And Terrorism
- Gosaibi
Vows Drastic Steps To Eradicate
Unemployment
- Thai
Foreign Minister In Bid To Heal Rift
- Jakarta
Stops Arrival Visas For Saudis
- Foreign
Wives Not Eligible For Citizenship After
Divorce
- Nursing
Conference To Focus On Saudization Issues
April
19, 2004
- Evacuation Is Ordered For
Most U.S. Diplomats In Saudi Arabia
- Saudi Authorities Find
Vehicles Loaded With Explosives
- Kingdom Asks US To Change
Mideast Stance
- Saudi 'Militants' Kill 4
Police
- In Saudi Arabia, Fresh
Recruits For Al Qaeda
- US Congressman Praises
Saudi Political Reforms
- Kerry Assails Bush On
Relationship With Saudi Arabia
- Al-Gosaibi Appointed Labor
Minister
- Biggest Ever Drug Bust In
Riyadh
- Saudis Arrest Religious
Reformist
- 13 Percent Of Saudi Youth
Remain Jobless
- SAMA May Freeze Half A
Million Bank Accounts
- Smart Card Ids, Iqamas
Soon
April
12, 2004
- Saudi Arabia's Al Qaeda
Chief Vows To Eject U.S. From Arabian
Peninsula
- Senator Questions
Regulator On Riggs Bank
- Government Endorses New
Education Strategy
- Naif Tells Wardens To Take
Good Care Of Prisoners
- Yamani To Lead Saudi
Delegation To Pretoria
- Suspected Militant Gunned
Down In Riyadh
- Second Shooting Incident
Baffles Investigators
- Over 50,000 Infiltrators
Arrested
April
5, 2004
- Kingdom
Gets Clean Bill Of Health From FATF
- Authorities
Free Three Activists
- Abdullah's
Visit To Open New Era In Saudi-Austrian Ties
- Interview-Arid
Saudi Arabia Struggling To Cut Water Use
- Housing
Crisis Looms In Riyadh
March
29, 2004
- Saudis
Vindicated
- No
Plans For Shoura Elections
- Two
Saudi Reformists Released
- Some
Saudi Detainees At Guantanamo To Be Released Soon, Says US
Ambassador
- Travel,
Tourism Offices To Be Reorganized
- Saudization
Fails To Stem The Tide Of Foreign Workers
- Lord
Mayor Of London To Lead UK Delegation
- Women's
Colleges In Riyadh To Be Made Into University
- Medium
Prevalence Of TB In Kingdom Should Cause Concern, Says
Expert
March
22, 2004
- Saudi Arabia Detains Reformers
- Saudi
Arabia Releases Some Reformists
- Saudi
Reformers Recoup After Blow
- U.S.,
Saudi Arabia United In War Against Terror, Powell Says
- Two
Terrorists Shot Dead In Riyadh
- Cabinet
Affirms Independence Of Rights Body
- Saudi
Sets Up Separate Labor Ministry
- Saudi
Passports Issued Before 2002 Now Invalid
- Haramain
Charity Set To Focus More On Serving Saudis
- Saudi
Candidate Loses ABCC Election
- Poverty
Line To Be Defined Later This Year, Says Al-Namlah
- Al-Ula
Region To Get Airport
- Female
Inspection Teams Proposed For City Entrances
- Saudis
Urged To Enroll In German Universities
March
15, 2004
- Al
Qaeda Boss 'The Poet' Killed
- Top
Judge Blasts Al-Hurra TV'S Ideological War
- First
Human Rights Association Gets King's Approval
- Kingdom's
First Municipal Elections To Take Place In October
- Travel
Agents Seek Urgent Govt Help To Defuse Crisis
- PCA
Becomes Independent Commission
- Shoura
Council Delegation Visiting Britain
- Saudi
Team In UK To Explore E-Education Possibilities
- 1,600
Infiltrators, Smugglers Arrested In Two Weeks
-
Journalist In Court Over Women's Right To Work
- Saudi
Police Officers To Get Training In Czech Republic
- Cancer
Cases On The Rise
- Crackdown
On Camera Phones Intensified
March
8, 2004
- 'No
Reforms Under Foreign Pressure'
- Human
Rights Body Set To Begin Work
- Kingdom
Sets Limits To WTO Conditions
- Kingdom
Open To All Tourists, Says Bandar
- Commission
For Charity Abroad
- Kingdom
To Figure In US Election Campaign: Expert
- Student
Charged With Terror Conspiracy
- Saudi
National Arrested After Acquittal In US
- Abdullah-Musharraf
Talks Focus On Defense Cooperation
- Kingdom,
Kazakhstan To Boost Cooperation
- Businesswoman
Gets EPCCI Post
- 500,000
Traffic Casualties In Kingdom
- Historic
Artificial Heart Implant
- Study:
20PC Saudi Women Obese
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March
1, 2004
- Saudi-US Relations Will Remain Strong,
Says US Ambassador
- Kingdom Set To Start Issuing Tourist
Visas
- Business And Politics In Crucial
Battle
- Death Of Wanted Terrorist Confirmed
- Media Conference To Focus On Saudi
Image
- Panel Formed For Charity Abroad
- Elections To Saudi Journalists
Association Postponed Again
- Plan To Expand Shoura Coverage
- Elections Planned For Universities
- National Labor Committee To Represent
Kingdom At ILO
- Disney Movie On Arabian Horse Race
Raises Storm
- Saudi Arabia Conducts Military
Exercises
- Men Held In Saudi To Sue Captors
- Poland's New Ambassador Arrives
- Fahd Gives Anti-Poverty Fund $13M
- Premarital Checkups Mandatory Now
- Kingdom And Czech Republic Plan
Security Cooperation
- Riyadh, Rome Map Out Cooperation In
Health Care
- Saudi National Found Innocent Of
Carrying Explosives On Plane In US
February
23, 2004
- Return
Of Diplomats To Saudi Arabia Ok'd
- Security
Forces Get 2,000 Calls About Car Bomb
- Saudi
Envoy Plays Down Warning Of Possible Attack
- Saudi
Petition Calls For Reform Timetable
- Kingdom
Not Aware Of US Democracy Initiative, Says Prince Saud
- Kingdom
Warns US Against Imposing Reforms
- Treasury
Blocks Assets Of Saudi Charity
- EU
Opens First Diplomatic Mission In Riyadh
- Saudi
Sees Double Standards Over Israel Weapons
- Border
Fencing To Go Ahead With Yemeni Cooperation
- Saleh
Affirms Security Ties With Kingdom
- Canada
Woos Saudi Students
- Kingdom,
Poland To Sign Deal On Combating Terrorism
- KFSH
Recognized By American Academy
- Fellowship
Set Up For Women Researchers
February
16, 2004
- British
Airways Cancels Flight To Riyadh
- People
Warned Of Terror Attack
- Militants
Step Up Battle For Sympathy In Saudi Arabia
- Saudi
Militant Killed In Clash, Pro-Qaeda Web Site Says
- Security
Forces Grab Suspect In Buraidah
- Saud
On European Tour To Revive Mideast Peace Process
- Virtue
Commission Members Assaulted
- Al-Dahab
Wins Faisal Prize For Service To Islam
- Stop
Foreign Haj Repeaters: Prince Sultan
- Environment
Conference In Riyadh
- Ministry
Introduces Part Of New Curriculum
February
9, 2004
- New
US Envoy James Oberwetter Arrives In Riyadh
- Fahd
Orders Expansion Of Holy Cities
- Riyadh
Police Stage Six-Hour Mosque Siege
- Saudi
Arabia Urges All-Out War On Terror
- Algeria
Ire At Feting Of Islamist
- Pilgrims
Start Trek Home As Muslim Haj Winds Down
- Govt
Expects To Cut Expat Labor By 50% In 10 Years
- Saudis
Pledge To Adhere To Islamic Law
- Man
Admitted To Hospital With Mad Cow Symptoms
- Forum
Formed To Promote Saudi-Korean Friendship
- Ministry
Studying Feasibility Of Having Female Nurses In Ambulances
February
2, 2004
- 2
Million Prepare For Journey Of Lifetime
- Tragedy
Strikes Haj
- Saudi
Arabia's Clerics Set Boundaries On Reforms
- Saudi
Minister Denies Terror Camp Reports
- Saudi
Arrests Militants In Riyadh, Policemen Killed
- After
Saudi Raid, Al Qaeda Vows To Continue Fight Against
Officials
- Crush
Terror Mercilessly: Grand Mufti
- Efforts
Continue For Release Of Saudis Held In Guantanamo
- U.S.
Revokes Visas Of 16 At Islamic Institute
- Saudi,
Indian Share Faisal Prize For Islamic Studies
January
26, 2004
- U.S.,
Saudis, Seek To Freeze Assets
- US
Downplays Chances Of Quick Saudi Deal
- Smear
Campaign Will Not Weaken Saudi-US Ties, Says Abdullah
- Grand
Mufti Denounces Unveiled Women At JEF
- Women
Driving Cars Is A Sinful Thing: Al-Qarni
- Educational
Reform Not Under Foreign Pressure, Says Naif
- Saudis
'Kidnap Reformist Prince'
- Interior
Ministry Brings Out Booklet On 'Most Wanted' Terror
Suspects
- Shoura
Council Reviewing New Labor Law
- Saudization:
Employers Voice Reservations
- Dutch
Consulate In Jeddah To Close
- Three
Specialized Units To Be Set Up To Combat Aids
- Acclaimed
Saudi Novelist Dies Of Cancer
- New
College Aims To End Expat Domination Of Health Sector
- Haj
Watch: Security Plan Reviewed
- Sri
Lanka To Sign Deal To Protect Interests Of Housemaids,
Employers
January
19, 2004
- Saudis
Discover Al-Qaida Training Camps
- Saudi
Crown Prince Pledges To Press On With Reform
- Freedom
Of Expression Not At Cost Of Islam: Abdullah
- Top
US Official Blasted For Anti-Saudi Remarks
- Al-Ikhbariya
Makes Waves
- Female
Journalists To Contest Election
- Senior
Education Officials To Visit Japan
- 2
Moroccan Suspects Swapped For 3 Saudis
- Plan
To Protect Pilgrims From Flash Floods Finalized
- Ministry
Sends Teams To Monitor Contagious Diseases In Holy Sites
January
12, 2004
- New
US Envoy To Saudi Sworn In
- Swiss
Arrest Eight In Connection With May 12 Riyadh Attack
- Terrorism
In Saudi Arabia: Causes And Solutions
- Saud
Warns Against Iraq's Ethnic Rivalry
- Baker
To Visit Saudi Arabia
- U.S.
Indicts Saudi Student
- Elections
To Journalists Association Postponed
- CNBC
Arabiya Opens TV News Bureau In Riyadh
- British
Airways Resumes Flights
- Bomb
Defused In Riyadh
- Next
National Dialogue To Focus On Women's Rights, Says
Al-Rajih
- Saudi
Doctor Named Visiting Professor At Johns Hopkins
University
- Holy
Kaaba Washed Ahead Of Haj
- Ministry
To Deploy 40,000 Officials On Haj Duty
- Tight
Security As Pilgrims Start Pouring In
- Foreign
Airlines To Operate In Madinah
- Illegal
Laborers Swarm On Jeddah's Street Corners
- Saudi
Arabia - Consular Information Sheet
January
5, 2004
- Be
Patient, Abdullah Tells Reformers
Makkah
Forum Calls For End To Social Discrimination
- Dialogue
Forum To Focus On Shoura Elections, Extremism
- Makkah
Forum Official Defends Choice Of Speakers, Papers
- Saudi
Scholars Warn Against Changing School Books
- Al-Qaida-Linked
Militants Begin Targeting Saudi Security Officials
- Brigadier
Found Dead
- Top
Wanted Terrorist Surrenders
- 3
Linked To Saudi Blast Arrested
- Interior
Ministry Redrafting New Naturalization Bill
- Private
Investors Plan SR6B Mina Tent Project
- Saudi
Official Denies Suicide Pilots Report
- Special
Training
- Haj
Ministry To Issue New Regulations For Tawafa Organizations
- 4,000
Detained, Weapons Seized
- New
College Of Medicine To Be Set Up In Riyadh
- Saad
Al-Mahdi Appointed Arriyadiah Editor In Chief
- Riyadh
Daily Closes Down
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