This week in Saudi Arabia
Saudi media extensively covered escalating US military actions against Iran, focusing on the Strait of Hormuz, and regional concerns about potential Hezbollah attacks in support of Iran. Domestically, Saudi Arabia's inflation rate held steady at 1.8%, while Saudi and US military chiefs discussed expanding defense cooperation. International news also highlighted the EU and Ukraine's agreement to boost joint weapons production.
About Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia, the largest country on the Arabian Peninsula, is a global economic powerhouse due to its vast oil reserves and holds immense religious significance as the birthplace of Islam and home to its holiest sites. The nation is undergoing significant social and economic reforms under Vision 2030, aiming to diversify its economy and open up to tourism. However, its media landscape remains tightly controlled, reflecting the absolute monarchy's governance and strict societal norms.
Visiting Saudi Arabia
Media landscape
The media environment in Saudi Arabia is extensively state-controlled or closely aligned with the royal family, with no independent press existing and criticism of the government not tolerated. News is primarily published in Arabic, with a notable presence of English-language outlets serving the large expatriate community and international audience.
When consuming news from Saudi Arabia, it is crucial to recognize that content is largely government-sanctioned and reflects the official perspective.
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Report: US Sending Dozens of Refueling Planes to Israel
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US-Backed Oil Pipeline to Link Iraq, Syria
- Growing cooperation between Egypt and Turkey is raising questions about its impact on the strategic partnership linking Egypt with Greece and Cyprus. - This development occurs while Turkey's relatio…
Kuwait intercepts dozens of Iranian drones and missiles amid heightened regional tensions
- Kuwait detected and dealt with 77 hostile drones and 18 missiles in its airspace, including ballistic and cruise missiles, from Wednesday to Thursday. - The attacks caused material damage and injure…
US and Iran Escalate Strikes
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Egypt’s Greece, Cyprus Partnerships Do Not Hinder Ties With Türkiye
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Riyadh Land Cleared for Saudi Al Akaria, Returning Strategic Asset for Development
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Komala: A Frequent Target of Iranian Attacks in Iraqi Kurdistan
- The Komala party, an Iranian Kurdish opposition group, has been frequently targeted by Iranian attacks in Iraqi Kurdistan. - These attacks have raised concerns about the sovereignty and security of …
Houthi Education Policies Face Criticism Amidst Economic Hardship in Yemen
- The education system in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen faces criticism for launching the new academic year during summer and alleged biased distribution of school supplies. - Critics question unus…
New Labour Leader Burnham Vows to Renew Hope as Next UK PM
- Andy Burnham has officially become the new leader of the UK's Labour party and incoming prime minister. - He vowed to restore "hope" and improve living standards across the United Kingdom, focusing …
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Houthi Administration Criticized for Biased Distribution of School Aid in Yemen
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EU aims to boost bank competitiveness by easing cross-border mergers
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Liverpool Midfielder Szoboszlai Signs New Contract
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Houthis Link Educational Support to Loyalty and Affiliation
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Rare 19th-Century Panel Displayed at Red Sea Museum Features Complete Quranic Text
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China Warns of Reciprocal Countermeasures after US Shortens Foreign Journalist Visas
- The Trump administration will drastically shorten visas for foreign journalists in the US to 240 days, down from years, with Chinese journalists facing only 90 days. - This move replaces the "durati…
Iran Urges Citizens to Cut Electricity Use after US Strikes
- China has warned of reciprocal countermeasures after the United States announced it would drastically shorten visas for foreign journalists. - The new U.S. rule reduces journalist visas to a maximum…
Deadly Algeria Orphanage Fire Caused by Air Conditioner, Police Say
- Morocco and France opened a high-level ministerial meeting in Rabat to strengthen bilateral ties. - The meeting follows improved relations since France recognized Morocco's sovereignty over Western …
US drastically cuts foreign journalist visas, drawing criticism and China's warning
- The U.S. Department of Homeland Security will shorten visas for foreign journalists to a fixed period, replacing the
Russian Strikes Kill 4 in Ukraine as Zelenskyy’s Defense Shake-up Sparks Anger
- Russian forces conducted strikes across Ukraine, killing at least four people. - The attacks occurred as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's decision to dismiss top defense officials drew public anger. …
Japan Law Allows Male Relatives to Join Imperial Line, Sidestepping Female Succession
- Japan's parliament has passed a law allowing male distant relatives to join the imperial family and potentially ascend the throne. - The law aims to secure the male-only succession line, as Prince H…
US House Republicans Advance Trump-Backed Funding and Voting Plan
- US House Republicans advanced a $95 billion budget plan to fund the Iran war, farm aid, and overhaul voting requirements. - The plan, approved by a Republican budget panel, aims to pass the Senate w…
Argentina awaits FIFA decision over World Cup Falklands banner
- FIFA is reviewing match reports to decide on potential action regarding Argentina's players displaying a "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" banner after their World Cup victory. - British officials have …
FIFA probes Argentina's Falklands banner after World Cup win
- FIFA is investigating Argentina's players for displaying a banner claiming the Falkland Islands are Argentine after their World Cup victory. - British officials called the banner an
US House Republicans Advance Trump-Backed Funding and Voter ID Plan
- US House Republicans advanced a $95 billion budget plan for defense, intelligence, farm aid, and a voter ID overhaul. - The plan aims to bypass Senate filibusters using budget reconciliation, but fa…
Kuwait intercepts Iranian missile attack, six injured
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Japan Revises Imperial Succession Law, Restricts Throne to Males
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South Korea-US Team Unveils Robotic Technology That Dresses the Wearer
- Researchers from South Korea's KAIST and Stanford University developed robotic clothing that dresses a person automatically. - The technology uses air-powered "vines" embedded in fabric to glide clo…
Pelé's Game-worn Jersey from 1958 World Cup Final Fetches $4.9 Million at Auction
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Germany Proposes EU Force to Replace UN Mission in Lebanon
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Al-Jasser to Asharq Al-Awsat: Saudi Arabia is a Vital Artery for Global Trade
- Saudi Arabia has approved an updated State Revenue System, marking a significant shift in public finance management toward strategic planning and comprehensive governance. - The new system unifies a…
North Korea Calls Seoul a ‘Puppet’ for Its Role in US Maritime Exercise
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Trump Accuses China of 2020 Election Interference, Contradicting US Intel
- Former U.S. President Donald Trump accused China of interfering in the 2020 election. - Trump's accusation contradicts findings from U.S. intelligence agencies. - The article does not provide furthe…
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Morocco, France Boost Ties at High-Level Ministerial Meeting
- Morocco and France held a high-level ministerial meeting in Rabat to strengthen bilateral ties. - Relations have significantly improved since French President Macron recognized Morocco's sovereignty…
China's Xi Calls for Step Up of Global Effort in AI, as US Curbs Squeeze China’s Tech Access
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Jordan's Military Says Intercepted 3 Iranian Missiles
- Türkiye and Egypt have signed a letter of intent to strengthen defense and security cooperation. - The agreement aims to institutionalize their defense partnership and deepen historical ties. - This…
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Saudi Arabia Overhauls State Revenue System for Governance and Sustainability
- Saudi Arabia approved an updated State Revenue System, shifting its financial management to a structured governance and sustainability framework. - The new system integrates all public financial inf…
Turkey and Egypt Sign Defense Cooperation Deal to Boost Regional Stability
- Türkiye and Egypt signed a letter of intent to strengthen defense and security cooperation, aiming to bolster regional peace and stability. - The agreement institutionalizes their partnership, build…
Türkiye and Egypt Deepen Defense Ties to Bolster Regional Stability
- Türkiye and Egypt are strengthening defense and security cooperation to promote regional stability. - A letter of intent signed in Ankara aims to institutionalize their defense partnership. - This c…
Israeli airstrikes kill at least a dozen in Gaza; UN rights office raises concerns
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Britain Urges FIFA to Investigate Argentina Over Falklands Banner
- The British government urged FIFA to investigate Argentina's soccer team after players displayed a banner asserting sovereignty over the Falkland Islands. - Argentine players held the banner, readin…
Italy Court Finds 32 People Guilty Over Deadly Genoa Bridge Collapse
- An Italian court sentenced 32 individuals, including the former head of Autostrade, for the 2018 Genoa bridge collapse that killed 43 people. - Former Autostrade CEO Giovanni Castellucci received a …
Devastating Asian Beetle Detected in EU for First Time
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Houthi Escalation Threatens Yemen's Imports, Deepens Humanitarian Crisis
- Renewed Houthi military escalation and disruptions to regional maritime traffic are worsening Yemen's humanitarian crisis. - Importers face significant difficulties delivering goods, leading to pric…
U.S. Imposes Tariffs on Brazilian Imports, Citing Unfair Trade Practices
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Israeli Families Move into New West Bank Settlement Near Nablus
- Israeli airstrikes in Gaza over two days killed at least a dozen people, including a family of three and police officers. - The military claimed four police officers killed in Jabaliya were Hamas mi…
UK Unveils Sanctions against Sudan Gold Networks
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Oil Prices Ease as Traders Weigh US-Iran Conflict Risks
- Oil prices declined Thursday as traders assessed escalating US-Iran tensions and potential disruptions to supplies via the Strait of Hormuz. - Brent crude futures fell 0.32% to $84.68 a barrel, and …
Israeli strikes kill at least a dozen in Gaza, including police officers
- Israeli airstrikes in Gaza over two days killed at least a dozen people, including family members and police officers. - The strikes occurred despite a months-old ceasefire with Hamas, with one stri…
Gaza Volunteers Race to Save Cultural Heritage Amidst Conflict
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Crude Oil Loading Suspended at All Iraqi Terminals after Drone Incident
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UK Urges FIFA to Investigate Argentina over Falklands Banner at World Cup
- The UK government has asked FIFA to investigate Argentina's football team for displaying a banner claiming sovereignty over the Falkland Islands. - Argentine players held the banner, reading "Las Ma…
Scaloni: Argentina Smelt 'Blood in Water' in England Win
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Egypt's New Capital Gains Official Momentum Amid Limited Residential Occupancy
- Egypt's new administrative capital is gaining official momentum with more government events, though residential occupancy remains limited. - Over 30,000 people currently live in the city, with proje…
Trump Hails Release of US Citizen Held in Iran as 'Goodwill' Gesture
- The Trump administration has escalated military actions against Iran, focusing on controlling the Strait of Hormuz. - US forces conducted airstrikes on dozens of Iranian targets, including coastal r…
UK Economy Recovers Modest Growth as Burnham Prepares to Take Power
- The UK economy showed signs of modest growth, recovering some of its previous losses. - This economic uptick occurs as Burnham prepares to assume power. - The recovery suggests resilience in the Bri…
US escalates military actions against Iran, focusing on Strait of Hormuz
- The Trump administration has escalated military actions against Iran, focusing on controlling the Strait of Hormuz. - Recent airstrikes targeted Iranian radars, missile launchers, and attack boats, …
Living Through Extreme Heat: A Day in One of the World's Hottest Towns
- Residents of Banda, India, are enduring extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 48.2 Celsius (118.8 Fahrenheit). - The town has experienced frequent power outages, hindering relief efforts like usi…
Frasers Withholds Outlook as Hugo Boss and Accent Bids Cloud Forecast
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US Escalates Military Campaign Against Iran, Focuses on Strait of Hormuz
- The Trump administration has escalated its military campaign against Iran, focusing on controlling the Strait of Hormuz. - Recent airstrikes targeted Iranian coastal radars, missile launchers, and a…
Saudi Inflation Steady at 1.8% as Mideast Conflict Fuels Global Price Fears
- Saudi Arabia's June inflation rate held steady at 1.8%, remaining among the G20's lowest. - Renewed Middle East conflict raises fears of higher energy costs and global inflation, but stable domestic…
Japan to Recognize Cryptocurrency As 'Financial Assets'
- Japan will recognize cryptocurrency as a financial asset, aligning with global trends. - The move aims to provide regulatory clarity and protect investors. - This recognition is expected to foster i…
Trump's remarks on Soleimani kill spark debate in Iraq
- Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi met with US President Donald Trump, who praised him and reiterated his defense of the 2020 killing of Qassem Soleimani. - Trump's remarks about Soleimani and Abu Ma…
EU and Ukraine Forge Partnership for Joint Weapons Production
- The EU and Ukraine signed an agreement to advance joint weapons production, emphasizing Ukraine's fight as crucial for European defense. - Ukraine is transitioning from seeking support to sharing it…
Lebanon Fears Hezbollah May Launch New Attacks Amid Iran Tensions
- Lebanon fears Hezbollah may launch new attacks in support of Iran amid regional tensions and US-Iran disagreements. - Hezbollah has largely halted military operations since a mid-June ceasefire, but…
Global Economy Faces Fresh Supply Shock as Hormuz Crisis Escalates
- Global oil supplies face a new shock as tensions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz. - The crisis in the vital waterway threatens to disrupt the flow of crude oil to international markets. - This deve…
EU, Ukraine Forge Defense Partnership for Joint Weapons Production
- The EU and Ukraine signed an agreement to advance joint weapons production, strengthening Kyiv's defense capabilities. - The partnership aims to establish joint drone and anti-drone production by th…
Saudi inflation holds steady at 1.8% in June despite energy shock fears
- Saudi Arabia's inflation rate remained stable at 1.8% in June, positioning it among G20 nations with the lowest inflation. - This stability provides a buffer against potential price pressures arisin…
US Says It Issued Sanctions to Disrupt Iran’s Weapon Procurement
- The EU and Ukraine launched a joint defense industrial partnership to boost weapons production, including drones and anti-ballistic missiles. - European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emp…
EU Accepts Action Plan by Elon Musk’s X to Become More Transparent
- Generative AI tools like ChatGPT raise concerns about potential negative impacts on human cognitive abilities, including memory and critical thinking. - Studies suggest that while AI can improve sho…
Could Hezbollah Launch a New War in Support of Iran?
- Lebanese citizens fear Hezbollah may launch a new war in support of Iran amid regional tensions and stalled US-Iranian diplomacy. - Hezbollah has paused military operations since a mid-June ceasefir…
Ukraine, EU Aim for Weapons Production Partnership as War with Russia Grinds on
- Ukraine and the European Union have signed an agreement to advance joint weapons production as the war with Russia continues. - The partnership aims to leverage Ukraine's expertise in battle-tested …
EU, Ukraine Sign Deal to Boost Joint Weapons Production Amid Russian Invasion
- The EU and Ukraine signed an agreement to boost joint weapons production, aiming to enhance Ukraine's defense capabilities against Russia. - The partnership focuses on drone, anti-drone, and anti-ba…
Body of Indian Sailor Missing After Oman Ship Attack Found
- The United States launched strikes against Iran, escalating tensions and reimposing a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. - This marks a return to hostilities after a recent memorandum of unders…
Saudi Defense Minister Offers Condolences to Qatari PM on Passing of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa
- The Iran-backed Houthi militias launched a terrorist attack against Saudi Arabia, drawing widespread condemnation. - The United States declared solidarity with Saudi Arabia, reaffirming its designat…
Israeli NGO Slams Government's $2.7 Billion Settlement Investment Plan
- An Israeli NGO has condemned a government plan to invest approximately $2.7 billion in infrastructure and thousands of new housing units in West Bank settlements. - The plan, signed by Prime Minist…
Israel Court Halts Law Blocking Ultra-Orthodox Draft Dodger Arrests
- The United States has launched a new wave of strikes against Iran, escalating the conflict. - This action follows Iran's reimposition of a naval blockade, marking a return to hostilities between the…
Saudi, US Military Chiefs Discuss Expanding Defense Cooperation
- Saudi and U.S. military chiefs met to explore expanding defense cooperation. - The discussion focused on strengthening military ties and identifying opportunities for collaboration. - Both nations a…
Saudi Arabia, the UK to Support Vulnerable Groups in Yemen with $10 Million
- Saudi Arabia and the UK announced a $10 million aid package to support vulnerable groups in Yemen. - The announcement follows Houthi militia attacks on Saudi Arabia, which drew widespread internatio…
Messi vs. Bellingham: World Cup Semifinal Showdown
- England and Argentina will face off in a World Cup semifinal, featuring a highly anticipated match between stars Lionel Messi and Jude Bellingham. - Both players have been instrumental in their team…
UN: Infant vaccination improves slightly, but funding cuts, conflict, and misinformation deepen coverage gaps
- Global infant vaccination rates saw a slight improvement in 2025, but significant funding cuts, conflicts, and misinformation threaten coverage gaps, the UN reported. - While DTP vaccination reached…
Yemen targets Sanaa airport runway to block unauthorized Iranian flight
- Yemen's Information Minister stated the government will take all necessary measures to prevent attempts to undermine its sovereignty. - This follows an announcement that Sanaa International Airport'…
UN warns of global immunization system's cracks amid funding cuts and misinformation
- Global infant vaccination rates saw a slight improvement in 2025, reaching 90% for the first DTP dose and 85% for the full series. - However, these rates remain below pre-pandemic levels, leaving mi…
Generative AI's Power Sparks Fears of Dumbing Humans Down
- Generative AI tools like ChatGPT can write emails, code, and more, raising concerns about potential negative impacts on human cognitive abilities. - Studies suggest that while AI can improve short-t…
Iran Hangs Man Convicted for Role in January Protests
- Iran executed a man convicted for his role in the January protests. - The individual was found guilty of 'spreading corruption on earth,' a charge often used in protest-related cases. - This executi…
Confirmed Ebola Cases Top 2,000 in Congo, Including 754 Deaths
- The Democratic Republic of Congo has confirmed over 2,000 cases of Ebola, resulting in 754 deaths. - The article includes a dateline from Bunia, Ituri, in the eastern DRC, referencing July 13, 2026.…
