The United Nations is an enabler of Saudi Arabia’s oppression of women
Women have no rights in Saudi Arabia. As Rahaf puts it, in Saudi “a woman is a nullity.” It’s hard to overstate the level of ...
What it’s like to travel as a woman in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia’s historic treasures were long hidden behind a practically insurmountable barrier to international visitors, ...
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A seat at the table: How women are reshaping Saudi’s hospitality landscape
Once a male-dominated field, Saudi Arabia’s hospitality industry is witnessing a powerful shift. A seat at the table: How ...
Saudi Arabia Offers Amnesty for Dissidents in Sign of Opening
Saudi Arabia is extending an "open invitation" for dissidents abroad to return to the kingdom with promises that they will ...
Is Saudi Arabia the next China or India? See for yourself
Saudi Arabia is not modeling itself after China or India. It is forging a path entirely its own, built on its unique history ...
How Saudi Arabia aims to help women's tennis through its Public Investment Fund
WTA decided to follow ATP’s footsteps by signing a multi-year partnership with Saudi Arabia’s investment fund last year, the ...
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What it’s like to travel as a woman in Saudi Arabia
Today, women traveling to Saudi Arabia do not need a male companion ... Paula Jensch, a German Events Planner living in Qatar visited Riyadh for work and leisure in summer 2024, and says she ...
WTA introduces paid maternity leave in tennis: Exploring Saudi Arabia's role in landmark decision
WTA decided to follow ATP’s footsteps by signing a multi-year partnership with Saudi Arabia’s investment fund last year, the ...