Jamal Khashoggi

By Alexander Cornwell DUBAI (Reuters) - European defense programs should be issued with a single weapons export license so policy changes of an individual state do not affect the supply chain, the CEO of Italian defense company Leonardo said …

By Alexander Cornwell DUBAI (Reuters) - European defense programs should be issued with a single weapons export license so policy changes of an individual state do not affect the supply chain, the CEO of Italian defense company Leonardo said …

The Ukrainian journalist Oleg Sentsov, who was jailed in Russia for reporting on the countrys illegal annexation of Crimea, and murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi were among those honored at the recent Magnitsky Awards ceremony in London. The awards pa…

DUBAI (Reuters) - Two Saudi male journalists, who say the authorities revealed their romantic relationship in retaliation for contacts one of them had with foreign media, have been detained in Australia after seeking asylum last month, their lawyer told Reute…

This editorial appears in The Washington Post: - - - Omar Abdulaziz is only one person, but his story offers a way to better understand 9.9 million more. That's the number of Saudis on Twitter, a platform that has been at the center of Crown Prince Mohammed…

The problem for Dara Khosrowshahi is that, while Saudi Arabia is accused of carrying out the grisly murder of Khashoggi, it’s also Uber’s fifth biggest shareholder.   In the high-pressure setting of an HBO interview, he decided to suggest that Saudi Arabia h…

Spanish state broadcaster RTVE has said it would not bid to broadcast the upcoming Spanish Super Cup football tournament in Saudi Arabia due to human rights concerns. Spain's football federation, RFEF, announced this week a three-year deal to play the revamp…

The Fed's latest figures on American household wealth paint a rosy picture -- in the aggregate. US households now own a record-breaking $107T worth of assets! But drill into those figures and you'll notice that almost all of this new wealth has landed in the…

A Saudi Arabian court convicted 38 people on Tuesday of financing "terrorism" and declaring other Muslims as non-believers, handing out sentences ranging from 30 months to 25 years. One of those sentenced had set up a "terrorist organisation" while in prison…

RIYADH (Reuters) - A Saudi Arabian court has convicted 38 people of terrorism-related crimes, state-run Al Ekhbariya television reported on Tuesday. The TV channel said they were charged with financing terrorism and with takfir - the Islamist militant pract…