May 26  - Jun 1,   2003

• Terror Suspects Held in Sudan May Be Extradited to Kingdom [more]

• Ministry Fires 353 Imams, Muezzins [more]

• Tight Security Eases Tension Among Western Expatriates [more]

• Sudais Asks Islamic Bodies to Help Combat Terrorism [more]

• Kingdom to Assist in Organizing World Parks Congress [more]

• Saudi Stocks Cruise to New Record High [more]

• OPEC Likely to Cut Production, Says Attiyah [more]

• Joint Tourism Panel Recommended [more]

• Stage Is Set for Launch of Riyadh Economic Forum [more]

• Abdullah Leaves for G-8 Summit [more]

• Security Belt� to Boost Efficiency of Border Patrols [more]

• Saudis Urged to Stand United in Fight Against Terrorism [more]

• Major Tourism Forum Opens Today [more]

• Kingdom Acts to Woo Energy Investors [more]

• HRDF Strategy to Create 20,000 Jobs for Saudis This Year [more]

• Koizumi, Saudi Leaders Review Ties [more]

• Naif Calls for Objectivity in Media Reports [more]

• Security Forces Foil Bid to Smuggle TNT [more]

• All Western Missions Resume Normal Business [more]

May 19  - May 25,   2003

• PR Drive Planned to Counter Smear Campaign [more]

• US Embassy, Consulates to Reopen Today [more]

• Kingdom Asks Court to Reject Briton�s Claim for Damages [more]

• Saudi Officials Condemn Terror Attacks [more]

• Al-Haramain�s Closure to Hit Thousands in Somalia [more]

• Saudi Textbooks Lack Global Dimension [more]

• New Saudi-German Group Formed [more]

• Kingdom Arrests Four More [more]

• Terrorism to Top Koizumi�s Riyadh Talks With Abdullah [more]

• Signs of Investor Confidence in Tourism [more]

• Australian FM Holds Talks With Saud [more]

• Western-Owned Businesses in Jeddah Take a Direct Hit [more]

• Kingdom to Foster Moderate Image of Islam, Says Abdullah [more]

• More Job Sectors to Open Up for Saudi Women [more]

• Al-Qaeda Men Nabbed [more]

• Expat Schools Close En Masse [more]

• US, Britain, Germany Close Embassies [more]

• Women�s Council Set Up to Enhance Scientific Awareness [more]

• Clemency Sought for Jailed Britons [more]

• Security Firms Expect a Windfall [more]

May 12  - May 18,   2003

• Warning Shots Fired at Jeddah Checkpoint [more]

• Reforms Critical for Progress: King Fahd [more]

• Terrorism Is the Most Dangerous Challenge [more]

• Most Mideast Stock Markets Gain [more]

• Put Criticism on the Record, Official Tells US [more]

• Sultan Vows Action Against Perpetrators of Riyadh Blasts [more]

• Jeddah Calm Despite US Terror Warning [more]

• Steps Taken to Prevent Terror Attacks, Says Abdul Majeed [more]

• Five Saudis Released From Guantanamo [more]

• Al-Haramain Shuts 3 Offices Abroad; 4 More to Close [more]

• US State Department Advises Diplomats� Dependents to Leave [more]

• BA Cancels Stopovers for Air Crews in Kingdom [more]

• Saudis Call for Reforms, Tolerance [more]

• High Alert in Eastern Province [more]

• We�ll Fight Terror: Abdullah [more]

• 30 Die in Riyadh Suicide Attacks [more]

• Bombs Rock Riyadh [more]

• Bechtel Looking for Saudi Firms to Carry Out Iraq Projects [more]

• Govt to Sell 50% of Its Stake in NCB [more]

• Kingdom Promises Dialogue for Oil Price Stability [more]

• Thales Becomes Co-Founder of Al-Faisal University [more]

May 5  - May 11,   2003

• Naimi Authorized to Conclude Mega Gas Deals [more]

• US Expels Saudi Consular Aide in Los Angeles [more]

• Briton Freed After Getting Royal Amnesty [more]

• Checkpoints Set Up Near Riyadh to Track Down Terror Suspects [more]

• Singapore Asks Kingdom to Lift SARS-Related Travel Ban [more]

• OPEC Chief Says Too Much Oil on Market [more]

• SR300,000 Offered for Capture of Fugitives [more]

• Morgan Stanley Launches Islamic Investment Fund [more]

• Al-Assaf Rules Out Further Cuts in Tax on Foreign Firms [more]

• Al-Qaeda Plot Foiled [more]

• Saud in Moscow for Landmark Visit [more]

• Kingdom Set to Free Up Tourism Sector in Bid to Woo Westerners [more]

• Hurdles Preventing $25b Gas Deal Cleared: Saud [more]

• Smooth Transition in Saudi-US Ties� [more]

• North-South Railway Wins Cabinet Backing [more]

• Prince Sultan to Lead Saudi Delegation to Travel Show [more]

• Kingdom Set to Wipe Out Deficit [more]

• Kingdom May Stop Recruiting Maids From Indonesia [more]

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