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[31 May 13] Saudi king clinically dead - English
It\'s been a very very bad week for Saudi Arabia. There are reports that King Abdullah is clinically dead.
And also in Saudi Arabia; a celebrity cleric pled guilty for raping and killing his 5...
It\'s been a very very bad week for Saudi Arabia. There are reports that King Abdullah is clinically dead.
And also in Saudi Arabia; a celebrity cleric pled guilty for raping and killing his 5 years old daughter. He paid blood money and therefore was no executed.
Israel has just announced another 1000 illegal housing units in occupied Jerusalem.
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It\'s been a very very bad week for Saudi Arabia. There are reports that King Abdullah is clinically dead.
And also in Saudi Arabia; a celebrity cleric pled guilty for raping and killing his 5 years old daughter. He paid blood money and therefore was no executed.
Israel has just announced another 1000 illegal housing units in occupied Jerusalem.
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[18 June 13] Saudi inmates\' hunger strike, start of a change: George Labaki - English
Political prisoners have gone on a hunger strike in Saudi Arabia to protest against their imprisonment without charge or trial, and the horrible jail conditions.
Activists say more than 70...
Political prisoners have gone on a hunger strike in Saudi Arabia to protest against their imprisonment without charge or trial, and the horrible jail conditions.
Activists say more than 70 inmates have stopped eating in a bid to draw international attention to the inhuman prison conditions in Saudi Arabia.
Press TV has conducted an interview with George Labaki, professor at Notre Dame University, about this issue.
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Political prisoners have gone on a hunger strike in Saudi Arabia to protest against their imprisonment without charge or trial, and the horrible jail conditions.
Activists say more than 70 inmates have stopped eating in a bid to draw international attention to the inhuman prison conditions in Saudi Arabia.
Press TV has conducted an interview with George Labaki, professor at Notre Dame University, about this issue.
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[28 June 13] Saudi Arabia committing genocide - English
Tens of thousands of people in Saudi Arabia have attended the funeral of two activists who were killed by regime forces in the country\'s Eastern Province. The funerals were held in the town of...
Tens of thousands of people in Saudi Arabia have attended the funeral of two activists who were killed by regime forces in the country\'s Eastern Province. The funerals were held in the town of Awamiyah and the Qatif region on Wednesday.
The mourners slammed the regime\'s deadly crackdown on the country\'s uprising and chanted slogans against the ruling Al Saud family.
Press TV has conducted an interview with Syed Ali Wasif, Society for International Reforms and Research, about the recent protests in Saudi Arabia.
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Tens of thousands of people in Saudi Arabia have attended the funeral of two activists who were killed by regime forces in the country\'s Eastern Province. The funerals were held in the town of Awamiyah and the Qatif region on Wednesday.
The mourners slammed the regime\'s deadly crackdown on the country\'s uprising and chanted slogans against the ruling Al Saud family.
Press TV has conducted an interview with Syed Ali Wasif, Society for International Reforms and Research, about the recent protests in Saudi Arabia.
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[21 Oct 2013] Amnesty International critical of Saudi crackdown on arrests and torture of activists - English
In its latest report Amnesty International has lashed out at Saudi Arabia for what it describes the dire human rights situation in the Arab kingdom. The prominent rights group says Riyadh has...
In its latest report Amnesty International has lashed out at Saudi Arabia for what it describes the dire human rights situation in the Arab kingdom. The prominent rights group says Riyadh has failed on every count to live up to its promises to address the situation. More in this report.
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In its latest report Amnesty International has lashed out at Saudi Arabia for what it describes the dire human rights situation in the Arab kingdom. The prominent rights group says Riyadh has failed on every count to live up to its promises to address the situation. More in this report.
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[06 Nov 2013] Saudi Arabia urges arming Syria militants - English
Former Saudi intelligence agency chief has demanded sending more arms to foreign-backed Takfiri militants fighting the Syrian government, expressing concern that the continuation of war in the...
Former Saudi intelligence agency chief has demanded sending more arms to foreign-backed Takfiri militants fighting the Syrian government, expressing concern that the continuation of war in the country would endanger Israeli.
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Former Saudi intelligence agency chief has demanded sending more arms to foreign-backed Takfiri militants fighting the Syrian government, expressing concern that the continuation of war in the country would endanger Israeli.
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[17 Nov 2013] Saudi Arabia self inflicted crisis - English
Saudi Arabia continues its brutal crackdown on undocumented migrant workers. The crackdown is seemingly aimed at eradicating the kingdom\'s high unemployment rate. Thousands of foreign workers are...
Saudi Arabia continues its brutal crackdown on undocumented migrant workers. The crackdown is seemingly aimed at eradicating the kingdom\'s high unemployment rate. Thousands of foreign workers are on the run as security agents of the world\'s top oil exporter begin to raid businesses, markets and residential areas in an effort to arrest migrants.
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Saudi Arabia continues its brutal crackdown on undocumented migrant workers. The crackdown is seemingly aimed at eradicating the kingdom\'s high unemployment rate. Thousands of foreign workers are on the run as security agents of the world\'s top oil exporter begin to raid businesses, markets and residential areas in an effort to arrest migrants.
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[17 Nov 2013] New videos emerge of Saudi Arabia crackdown on Ethiopian migrants - English
Saudi Arabia continues its brutal crackdown on undocumented migrant workers. The crackdown is seemingly aimed at eradicating the kingdom\'s high unemployment rate. Thousands of foreign workers are...
Saudi Arabia continues its brutal crackdown on undocumented migrant workers. The crackdown is seemingly aimed at eradicating the kingdom\'s high unemployment rate. Thousands of foreign workers are on the run as security agents of the world\'s top oil exporter begin to raid businesses, markets and residential areas in an effort to arrest migrants. Take a look at this story:
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Saudi Arabia continues its brutal crackdown on undocumented migrant workers. The crackdown is seemingly aimed at eradicating the kingdom\'s high unemployment rate. Thousands of foreign workers are on the run as security agents of the world\'s top oil exporter begin to raid businesses, markets and residential areas in an effort to arrest migrants. Take a look at this story:
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[28 Nov 2013] Saudi Arabia to deport thousands of Egyptian workers - English
Decades of lax immigration enforcement in Saudi Arabia allowed migrants including Egyptians to take low-wage jobs in the kingdom. Now, thousands of Egyptians are facing deportation as Riyadh...
Decades of lax immigration enforcement in Saudi Arabia allowed migrants including Egyptians to take low-wage jobs in the kingdom. Now, thousands of Egyptians are facing deportation as Riyadh launches a visa crackdown on undocumented foreign workers.
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Decades of lax immigration enforcement in Saudi Arabia allowed migrants including Egyptians to take low-wage jobs in the kingdom. Now, thousands of Egyptians are facing deportation as Riyadh launches a visa crackdown on undocumented foreign workers.
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[02 Dec 2013] Saudi Arabia abusing not just migrants: Al-Omari - English
Press TV has conducted an interview with Naseer al-Omari, a writer and political commentator, from New York, about Saudi Arabia\'s atrocities against migrant workers.
Press TV has conducted an interview with Naseer al-Omari, a writer and political commentator, from New York, about Saudi Arabia\'s atrocities against migrant workers.
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[13 Dec 2013] 22 Saudi terrorists killed in army crackdown against insurgents in Syria - English
Syrian media reports say 22 Saudi terrorists have been killed in an attack by the army on the al-Nusrah front and the Jaysh al-Islam insurgents in Adra.
The Syrian army launched a heavy...
Syrian media reports say 22 Saudi terrorists have been killed in an attack by the army on the al-Nusrah front and the Jaysh al-Islam insurgents in Adra.
The Syrian army launched a heavy crackdown against militants in Adra after they seized control of the town two days ago. The al-Qaeda-linked insurgents reportedly beheaded 50 civilians-- including the town\'s mayor, and hung up their heads in a market. Adra which is located northeast of Damascus, has a population of about 100-thousand including Alawites, Druze, Christians and Sunni Muslims. Syria has been gripped by a deadly war since 2011.
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Syrian media reports say 22 Saudi terrorists have been killed in an attack by the army on the al-Nusrah front and the Jaysh al-Islam insurgents in Adra.
The Syrian army launched a heavy crackdown against militants in Adra after they seized control of the town two days ago. The al-Qaeda-linked insurgents reportedly beheaded 50 civilians-- including the town\'s mayor, and hung up their heads in a market. Adra which is located northeast of Damascus, has a population of about 100-thousand including Alawites, Druze, Christians and Sunni Muslims. Syria has been gripped by a deadly war since 2011.
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[05 Jan 2014] Al-Majed was top Saudi intelligence official: Reports - English
Reports say the ring-leader of the al-Qaeda-linked group, Abdullah Azzam Brigades, was a high-ranking official of Saudi Arabia\'s intelligence service.
Media reports also say that Riyadh put...
Reports say the ring-leader of the al-Qaeda-linked group, Abdullah Azzam Brigades, was a high-ranking official of Saudi Arabia\'s intelligence service.
Media reports also say that Riyadh put heavy pressure on Lebanon to extradite Majed al-Majed before his death in detention on Saturday. Meanwhile, Iran\'s Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi has said that Tehran doesn\'t have much information about the death of Majed, but it knows he died under suspicious circumstances. Majed was the man behind the recent terrorist attack on the Iranian Embassy in Beirut. His group launched the attack outside the embassy on November 19, killing 23 people including an Iranian diplomat. Over a hundred 60 others were also injured. Majed is also accused of carrying out several terror attacks in Lebanon and Saudi Arabia.
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Reports say the ring-leader of the al-Qaeda-linked group, Abdullah Azzam Brigades, was a high-ranking official of Saudi Arabia\'s intelligence service.
Media reports also say that Riyadh put heavy pressure on Lebanon to extradite Majed al-Majed before his death in detention on Saturday. Meanwhile, Iran\'s Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi has said that Tehran doesn\'t have much information about the death of Majed, but it knows he died under suspicious circumstances. Majed was the man behind the recent terrorist attack on the Iranian Embassy in Beirut. His group launched the attack outside the embassy on November 19, killing 23 people including an Iranian diplomat. Over a hundred 60 others were also injured. Majed is also accused of carrying out several terror attacks in Lebanon and Saudi Arabia.
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[24 Jan 2014] US federal appeals court rejects plea by jailed Saudi national - English
A US federal appeals court has rejected the plea by a Saudi national who\'s serving life in prison for trying to make a bomb.
23-year-old Khalid Ali Aldawsari, a former Texas college student,...
A US federal appeals court has rejected the plea by a Saudi national who\'s serving life in prison for trying to make a bomb.
23-year-old Khalid Ali Aldawsari, a former Texas college student, was convicted nearly two years ago of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. Prosecutors said he had collected bomb-making materials in his Lubbock apartment and researched possible targets -- including former President George W. Bush\'s Dallas home. In the appeal to the New Orleans-based court, Aldawsari\'s lawyers contended that the trial judge improperly allowed evidence and gave invalid jury instructions.
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A US federal appeals court has rejected the plea by a Saudi national who\'s serving life in prison for trying to make a bomb.
23-year-old Khalid Ali Aldawsari, a former Texas college student, was convicted nearly two years ago of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. Prosecutors said he had collected bomb-making materials in his Lubbock apartment and researched possible targets -- including former President George W. Bush\'s Dallas home. In the appeal to the New Orleans-based court, Aldawsari\'s lawyers contended that the trial judge improperly allowed evidence and gave invalid jury instructions.
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[08 Feb 2014] Jailed Saudi journalist told truth: Saeb Shaath - English
Press TV has interviewed Saeb Shaath, founder of saebpress.com, from London, to discuss the situation with the jailed journalist in Saudi Arabia.
Press TV has interviewed Saeb Shaath, founder of saebpress.com, from London, to discuss the situation with the jailed journalist in Saudi Arabia.
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[16 Feb 2014] Nasrallah: Saudi-backed Takfiri groups want to spark sectarian war in region - English
The leader of the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah says Israel and the United States have infiltrated terrorist Takfiri groups operating in the Middle East region and are using them to...
The leader of the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah says Israel and the United States have infiltrated terrorist Takfiri groups operating in the Middle East region and are using them to promote their own interests.
Nasrallah, speaking at a ceremony held to commemorate the martyrdom of resistance commanders, noted that the Saudi-backed Takfiri groups are seeking to sow sectarian discord throughout the entire region. He described the al-Nusrah Front and the militants associated with the group called the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria -- or ISIL -- as the best examples of the Saudi-backed Takfiri mindset. Nasrallah defended the fact that Hezbollah members are fighting against Takfiri groups in Syria, saying that the Lebanese resistance movement has not changed its policy in this regard.
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The leader of the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah says Israel and the United States have infiltrated terrorist Takfiri groups operating in the Middle East region and are using them to promote their own interests.
Nasrallah, speaking at a ceremony held to commemorate the martyrdom of resistance commanders, noted that the Saudi-backed Takfiri groups are seeking to sow sectarian discord throughout the entire region. He described the al-Nusrah Front and the militants associated with the group called the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria -- or ISIL -- as the best examples of the Saudi-backed Takfiri mindset. Nasrallah defended the fact that Hezbollah members are fighting against Takfiri groups in Syria, saying that the Lebanese resistance movement has not changed its policy in this regard.
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