The Latest Breaking News from Saudi

The Saudis paid £66million for Anthony Joshua's rematch with Oleksandr Usyk and now they want to host Tyson Fury in a clash for the undisputed world heavyweight title

Amnesty International don’t get involved in boxing very often but have been vocal in condemning the decision to hold Joshua v Usyk in Jeddah

Saudi Arabia and the United States kicked off on Saturday the joint “Outrageous Anger 22” exercise along the Red Sea coast in the western city of Yanbu. The drill brings together the Royal Saudi Armed Forces and US Marine Corps for training on bilateral operational and logistical plans, exchange of…

The Saudi Exports Development Authority has signed joint cooperation agreements with the largest retail stores in the Kingdom with the aim of allocating to display national goods that apply to the “Saudi Made” identity, the Saudi Press Agency reported Sunday. The largest local stores in the Kingdom began to allocate…

Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest oil exporter, has doubled its imports of fuel oil from Russia in the last quarter

Yemen's internationally recognised government swore in new governors for Hadhramout and Socotra, state media said on Monday, in a move political sources said was aimed at bolstering unity among an anti-Houthi alliance led by Saudi Arabia.

Tala Safwan says her clip was taken out of context to cause scandal

Ramla Ali and Crystal Garcia Nova will clash on the undercard of a seismic heavyweight title rematch

The Saudi Coffee Company announced Thursday the signing of a cooperation agreement with the Culinary Arts Commission to promote and preserve Saudi Arabia’s unique and diverse culinary heritage. The agreement will help promote Saudi Arabia’s coffee product as one rooted in the past, present and future of Saudi society. It…