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The Saudi Arabian city of Diriyah has been chosen as the Capital of Arab Culture for 2030 by the Arab League Educational, Cultural, and Scientific Organisation (ALESCO). Diriyah is the traditional bir...
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Saudi Arabia plans to offer the vaccine free to all residents in the kingdom 1 of 13 First Saudi citizen preparing to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine (Tozinameran) in the capital Riyadh, as part of a vaccination campaign by the Saudi health ministry. Image Credit: AFP 2 of 13 Saudi Arabia plans to offer the vaccine free to all residents in the kingdom. The country, which has reported about 360,000 cases and 6,080 deaths, began lifting coronavirus lockdowns from May. Saudi Arabia earlier this week asked citizens an...
What has it done since the end of world war ii? it has basically led to mismanagement, deepening authoritarianism. it's surprising for me, fareed, that the crown prince mbs is traveling a similar road to the road that had been traveled by other dictators in the middle east. a road leads to nowhere. and it's littered with mine fields for saudi arabia and for the people of saudi arabia. >> wendy sherman, let me ask you. this simple question for the united states is what to do. saudi arabia is an important ally. it is the central banker of oil, but what should the u.s. do? >> i'm actually a bit m...