Stories from Saudi Arabia

Cristiano Ronaldo won his first Saudi League title with Al Nassr, defeating Damac 4-1.

The Minister of Investment is participating in the launch of the Regional Program for Digital Trade and E-commerce in the Middle East and North Africa. Separately, a video report from Isla de Kharg highlights the territory as key to Iran, which the US reportedly wants to destroy. The program aims to increase trade within the region.

Film AlUla is strengthening its position as a driver of the film industry in Saudi Arabia. The Kingdom has increased its film production rebate to 60%. This initiative aims to attract more international film productions.

Saudi Arabia has provided details regarding work permits that expire after June 30, 2026.

Saudi Aramco and Pascal have launched Saudi Arabia’s first quantum computer.

Saudi Arabia's Board of Grievances has affirmed the decision to revoke a Hajj company's license.

Saudi Arabia intercepted three drones that entered its airspace from Iraq on Sunday. The incident suggests potential involvement of the IRGC directing proxies to attack Gulf neighbors. Pakistan has sent 8,000 troops, a fighter jet squadron, and an air defense system to Saudi Arabia under a mutual defense pact. This integration enhances the combat capabilities of the Saudi F-15 fleet.

The Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia announced that Monday will be the first day of Dhu al-Hijjah.

A social media post expresses frustration that Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), identified as responsible for the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, has not been held accountable. The post also mentions personal eye deterioration.

The US Military Command for the Middle East, Sandcom, stated that Iran firing hundreds of rockets is unlikely. Brad Cooper, head of Sandcom, indicated that the situation is not expected to escalate for long. The command believes Iran is unlikely to launch further missile attacks.