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A brief moment at the Joy Awards turned viral as Shah Rukh Khan declined a selfie request, splitting opinion online, with critics questioning him and fans defending boundaries, protocols, context.
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Scientists discovered naturally mummified cheetahs in Saudi desert caves. DNA analysis reveals links to modern populations, revising historical ranges and offering insights for conservation and understanding ancient Arabian wildlife.
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Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan praised the warmth, love, and hospitality of Saudi Arabia while attending the Joy Awards 2026 in Riyadh. He also spoke fondly of his experience filming in the region and the enthusiastic reception from fans.
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Scientists have discovered centuries-old cheetah mummies in Saudi caves, some nearly 1,800 years old, revealing vanished wildlife and raising intriguing questions about how large animals survive harsh environments over time.
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For India, the concern is not symbolism but capability. Even a loose alignment could embolden Pakistan harden anti-India positions and reshape regional security in unsettling ways.
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Saudi Arabia’s deserts were once rivers, lakes, and grasslands. Scientists reveal “Green Arabia,” a thriving ecosystem that supported humans, hippos, crocodiles and lush biodiversity long before the sands took over.
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The kingdom plans to sell notes with maturities ranging from three to 30 years, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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The UAE’s ministry of defense said following the eruption of clashes that it has completed the withdrawal of all its armed forces from Yemen, according to a statement carried by the Emirates News Agency.
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UAE’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied the country had “pressured or directed any Yemeni party to carry out military operations” that threatened Saudi Arabia
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Videos circulating on social media show the man approaching the edge before jumping, followed by security officers running to restrain him.
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Footage circulating of the incident online shows the man moving toward the edge of the upper level before security officers rushed in to restrain him.
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Saudi Arabia witnesses rare snowfall after 30 years as desert regions turn white. Snow, rain and freezing temperatures trigger safety advisories across the Kingdom.
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Despite repeated deportations, stricter visa rules and warnings from host nations, organised begging networks linked to Pakistan continue to operate across borders.
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Residents must prove their income by showing a salary certificate to gain entry to the country’s only liquor outlet, located in Riyadh
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AlUla, Saudi Arabia’s ancient desert jewel, has been crowned the World’s Leading Cultural Tourism Project 2025. Discover why this UNESCO heritage site is a must-visit for culture lovers, adventurers, and global travelers seeking history, adventure, and luxury.
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Saudi Arabia and the UAE have repeatedly flagged concerns over Pakistani citizens being linked to street crime, drug networks, visa overstays and organised begging rings.
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Saudi Arabia has proposed a nationwide workplace dress code mandating national attire for Saudi men, suits for expatriates and strict modesty rules for women, with penalties for employers failing enforcement.
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The kingdom is building two liquor shops in the Red Sea port city of Jeddah and Dammam in the east
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By adopting a tokenised investment framework, the Trumps are positioning themselves at the intersection of luxury hospitality, blockchain technology, and geopolitical influence.
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Salman described the September 11 attacks as a “huge mistake”, expressing sorrow for the lives lost and stressing that the Saudi administration has taken measures to prevent similar incidents.
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Energy Secretary Chris Wright and his Saudi Arabian counterpart signed a joint declaration signifying the talks were finished
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The event is planned for the day after Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, widely known by his initials MBS, met with President Donald Trump at the White House
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The sale to Saudi Arabia, whose top trading partner is China, was reaffirmed Tuesday during Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to Washington.
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The approvals are expected as part of a broader AI agreement between Washington and Riyadh, said the people, who asked not to be named discussing a sensitive matter
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Families across different states have begun to receive confirmation of deaths, while Indian authorities in Riyadh and Jeddah work closely with Saudi officials to verify the total number of Indian casualties.
