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Will war in the Middle East ruin Mohammed Bin Salman’s plan to make Saudi the new Dubai?

IN DEPTH: Saudi Arabia’s crown prince hoped the kingdom would soon rival the UAE as the business hub and safe haven in the region. But experts tell Tara Cobham that a protracted conflict threatens

The Independent UK

Planning to get Botox or fillers? Saudi Arabia tightens rules, mandates specialist supervision

The Saudi Ministry of Health has launched an extensive inspection campaign to strengthen safety standards for cosmetic procedures carried out in clinics across the Kingdom. Under the new regulations, all private healthcare providers must comply with updated requirements designed to protect patients and ensure higher standards of care.

The Times of India

Saudi Arabia: King Salman orders full hospitality for stranded GCC citizens; 2,500 hotel rooms allocated in Makkah

Saudi Arabia is hosting stranded GCC nationals in Makkah with 2,500 hotel rooms allocated by the Makkah Chamber of Commerce. This initiative, a directive from King Salman, ensures comfort and facilitates safe return, reflecting the Kingdom's commitment to regional unity and hospitality during travel disruptions.

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Is Bahrain International Airport Closed? Bahrain International Airport Shut Down Amid Iran Conflict

MANAMA, Bahrain — Bahrain International Airport (BAH), the Kingdom's main aviation gateway and a key hub hosting the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet nearby, remains fully closed with all commercial flight operations suspended as of Monday, March 2, 2026, due to the escalating U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict that has triggered widespread airspace shutdowns…

International Business Times

Driving into Saudi Arabia? New 90-day rule for GCC vehicles explained

Vehicles bearing Gulf plates will soon face a firm time limit inside Saudi Arabia. Under new rules approved by the Saudi government, cars registered in any Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) country can no longer remain in the Kingdom beyond 90 days within a 365-day period.

The Times of India

Saudi Arabia opens domestic Hajj 2026 registration: Eligibility, dates and steps you need to know

Saudi Arabia has opened Hajj 1447 AH (2026) registration for citizens and residents inside the Kingdom via the Nusuk platform. Priority is given to first-time pilgrims, with package bookings commencing soon. Applicants must meet age and health requirements, with residents needing a valid permit of over one year.

The Times of India

Saudi Arabia arrests over 19,000 illegal residents in week-long crackdown

Saudi security forces apprehended over 19,000 illegal residents in a single week through coordinated campaigns. The detentions included violations of residency, border security, and labor laws, with a significant number already deported. Authorities also arrested individuals attempting to enter or leave the Kingdom illegally and those aiding violators.

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Saudi Arabia Founding Day 2026: KSA Cabinet reviews celebration, rejects Israeli land laws

Saudi Arabia's Cabinet met to prepare for the upcoming Founding Day celebrations. The nation expressed deep pride in its history and values. Ministers also strongly condemned Israeli land policies in the occupied West Bank. This stance aligns with broader Arab efforts for Palestinian rights and a peaceful resolution. The Kingdom…

The Times of India

Saudi Arabia Founding Day 2026: Date, history, significance and celebration of 300 years of statehood

Saudi Arabia commemorates Founding Day on February 22, honouring the 1727 establishment of the first Saudi state by Muhammad bin Saud. This paid public holiday celebrates deep historical roots, cultural heritage and national pride, distinct from National Day's focus on modern unification. Celebrations foster unity and connect citizens to their…

The Times of India

Saudi Arabia’s new 'Work Interruption' Service explained: What happens when domestic workers stop showing up

Saudi Arabia introduces a new digital service on Musaned for handling domestic worker contract terminations. This service allows employers to legally end contracts when workers stop showing up. It provides a structured process with defined timelines for both employers and workers. This reform aims to increase transparency and efficiency in…

The Times of India

Massive crackdown: Saudi Arabia arrests over 21,000 for residency and labour law violations in one week

Saudi Arabia's crackdown on residency, labour, and border security violations yielded over 21,000 infractions in a week. Authorities arrested thousands attempting illegal entry and exit, including those aiding them. Severe penalties, including hefty fines and imprisonment, await offenders and facilitators. The ministry urges public reporting of violations.

The Times of India

Saudi Arabia's oil giant Saudi Aramco crosses 70% localisation milestone, $280 billion boost to GDP: Global firms rush in as iktva creates over 200,000 jobs

Saudi Aramco has reached a significant milestone, achieving 70% local content in its supply chain. This achievement strengthens Saudi Arabia's industrial base and diversifies its economy beyond oil. The program has created over 200,000 jobs and attracted substantial foreign investment. Aramco aims to increase local content to 75% by 2030,…

The Times of India

William speaks to Saudi women about freedoms and societal change

The Prince of Wales visited several initiatives in Riyadh on the second day of his visit to the kingdom.

Evening Standard

Saudi Arabia cracks down: Over 20,000 arrested for residency, labour and border law violations

Saudi security agencies arrested over 20,000 individuals for violating residency, labor, and border laws during intensified enforcement operations. The crackdown, which also saw 11,656 deportations, targeted illegal residents and those aiding them. Authorities continue to warn against facilitating illegal entry, with severe penalties for offenders.

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Saudi Arabia revokes licences of 74 private schools over safety and regulatory violations

Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Education has revoked the operating licenses of 74 private schools due to repeated regulatory violations, including expired licenses and lack of safety certifications. This decisive action aims to protect student safety and uphold educational standards across the Kingdom.

The Times of India

Saudi Arabia greenlights National Privatization Strategy, targeting 18 sectors and 220+ contracts by 2030

Saudi Arabia has officially launched its National Privatization Strategy, a key component of Vision 2030, aiming to boost infrastructure and public services. This move signifies a shift from planning to execution, with ambitious targets for private sector investment and public-private partnership contracts by 2030. The strategy seeks to enhance efficiency…

The Independent UK

Pakistan’s premier offers 'complete solidarity' to Saudi Crown Prince after Yemen port strike

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif spoken to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to express solidarity with the Kingdom following the recent Saudi bombing of Yemen’s port city of Mukalla

International Business Times UK

From Oil to Ores: Saudi Arabia's Mining Pivot Gains Momentum with AMAK's 11 Million‑Tonne Discovery

AMAK announces 11 million tonnes of gold, copper, zinc and silver resources in Najran, reinforcing Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 mining ambitions.

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The 'Super Mario Galaxy' Movie Trailer Is Packed With Easily Missed Easter Eggs

Bowser Jr. and Rosalina join an adventure that looks to sprawl across the entire Mushroom Kingdom.

Reason

Lawsuit Against Saudi Arabia Over Al-Shamrani Mass Shooting at Pensacola Naval Air Station Can Go Forward, in Part

From yesterday's Eleventh Circuit decision by Judge Stanley Marcus, joined by Judges Jill Pryor and Britt Grant, in Watson v.… The post Lawsuit Against Saudi Arabia Over Al-Shamrani Mass Shooting at Pensacola Naval Air Station Can Go Forward, in Part appeared first on Reason.com.

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Saudi investment chief warns: Global business needs cooperation, not protectionism

“In my view, no nation or company can achieve resilience [in] isolation,” said H.E. Khalid A. Al-Falih.

Golf Monthly

TaylorMade Has Just Unveiled It’s New Fitting Location… And It Looks Incredible!

TaylorMade have announced that it will be partnering with The Grove to bring the UK its famous testing and fitting facility - The Kingdom at The Grove

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Texas mom pleads for daughter to be deported from UK where she’s living with a ‘cult’ in the Scottish wilderness

Melba Whitehead says her 21-year-old daughter, Kaura Taylor, was lured away from Dallas to join a ‘cult’ named the Kingdom of Kubala

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