Saudi Arabia

The U.S. can further honor the memories of Slim, al-Hashemi, Khashoggi and countless unknown activists by naming their murderers and holding them accountable.

Tabuk, in the mountainous north-west region of Saudi Arabia, sees snowfall on a yearly basis.

When the United States shies away from international leadership, other actors, often with hostile intent, fill that void.

It is time for the Yemeni political elites to take responsibility, stop relying on and blaming the same foreigners for all their ills.

The betrayal becomes all the more egregious given Saudi Arabia's recent efforts to fix the very human rights record that Biden now condemns.

A viral video of snow-covered camels in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia has prompted online discussion about the normalcy of snow in the area.

A rare winter storm blanketed swathes of the Middle East, from Saudi Arabia to Syria and Libya to Lebanon, in snow.

Human rights standards are powerful because they apply to all governments—the strong and the weak, friends and foes.

President Joe Biden is in the same situation former President Barack Obama was in, partly due to conditions out of his control, but mostly due to actions he can control.

An exiled Saudi dissident has filed a lawsuit against McKinsey & Co. in New York, alleging the consulting firm raised his profile as a government critic to Saudi authorities.

The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen said the attack set a passenger jet on fire and constituted a "war crime."

Biden's moves to empower Iran and its Houthi proxy against the U.S.'s Arab Gulf allies will be very costly to the region and to the U.S.

U.S. interests diverge from those of the Gulf states and deescalating tensions with Iran should be the primary objective.

Along with China and Russia, Saudi Arabia has an appalling human rights record and to deny this does Paul Casey no credit.

The president has promised to re-evaluate ties with the Saudi royal family, ending tacit U.S. backing for the war and the kingdom's human rights abuses.

"Today marks the beginning of a new era in our foreign policy," Representative Ro Khanna said.

The ride will travel across 2.5 miles, gathering speeds of up to 155 mph and feature a vertical cliff dive into a valley 500 feet deep, according to the Qiddiya Investment Company, which has partnered with U.S.-headquartered Six Flags for the build.

Biden has vowed to hold Riyadh to account for its human rights abuses, ending Trump's near-unquestioning support for the conservative royal family.

Drones in the hands of terror groups like Hezbollah or Hamas, or other Iranian-backed groups like the Houthis, can spread havoc.

The Kingdom is used to getting the benefit of the doubt in Washington. Not anymore.

We must use the recent successes of the Abraham Accord to move forward and further strengthen regional peace, stability and security.

The new president has vowed to reassess ties with what he has termed a "pariah" regime and its ruling royal family.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday the new designation would come into force one day before President-Elect Joe Biden takes office.

Don't waste precious time pushing maximalist demands. Diplomacy is the art of the possible.

"We invite all parties in the USA to use moderation and common sense. We believe that the US will overcome this domestic political crisis in maturity," said Turkey's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

In its early stage, and especially if properly appreciated and managed, Saudi/Qatari rapprochement is a gift from the outgoing administration to the incoming one.

The Qatar-Saudi deal is a huge step in the right direction. If managed properly, will make it easier for the U.S. to do the big things without distraction.

A senior Trump administration official confirmed to Newsweek that White House senior adviser Jared Kushner "helped to negotiate the deal and was instrumental in making it happen."

Newsweek spoke to rival Yemeni factions and an Iranian official about the suspected cause behind a deadly attack that struck Aden International Airport as a new unity government arrived by plane.

"It does not require intelligence or analysis to know that whoever undertook the criminal terrorist act by bombing Aden airport is the same one who undertook the aggression against Yemen six years ago," a presidential adviser to the Houthi-led coalition said.