After Mohammed bin Salman blames 'bad laws' for harsh rulings, brother of man sentenced to death for social media posts says de facto ruler can 'cancel them'
Officials in Australia and New Zealand, co-hosts of July tournament, cite Gulf state's poor women's rights record in joint letter to the sport's governing body
FIFA, soccer's world governing body, accredits Anoud Al-Asmari with international refereeing badge as opportunities for women in ultra-conservative kingdom continue to grow
David Shuker grew up in small Jewish community in Najran that dissolved in 1948 amid regime hostility; 'I want to visit the place where I was born. I came from the dirt of Najran'
At least 3 gyms now offering pole dancing in Riyadh, though activity remains tainted by association with seedy strip clubs and burlesque houses depicted in Hollywood
In a triumphant week, Riyadh brokers Ukraine-Russia prisoner swap, holds UN summit, hosts German chancellor and talks energy with White House, but human rights pushed aside
Kingdom seeks to accomplish goal by 2023; part of 'Vision 2030' initiative to overhaul economy, reduce oil dependency and further integrate women into workforce
Saudi restaurant 'Shadows' caters to horror film buffs with strong stomachs, allowing them to savor their dishes while staff in gory costumes put on interactive shows
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