Jun. 28   - Jul. 4    2004

• Saudi Sets Up Board to Attract Foreign Capital [more]
• Saudi Prince Lashes Out at US Over Mideast Stance [more]
• Saudi Arabia Kills Top Al-Qaida Leader in Country [more]
• Top Terrorist Killed in Shootout [more]
• Top Terrorist Surrenders Under Govt Amnesty Offer [more]
• Entry of New Mobile Operator to Stimulate Economy [more]
• Saudi Trainers to Get Training in Japan [more]
• 2-Month Amnesty for Weapons Handover [more]
• Banks Close to Total Saudization [more]
• Top Terrorist Killed in Shootout [more]
• Oil Prices Are Fair, Naimi [more]
• Two Terrorists Shot Dead [more]
• Two of 26 Most Wanted Terrorists Die of Gunshot Wounds [more]

Jun. 21   - Jun. 27    2004

• Saudi Arabia Announces Limited Amnesty Offer [more]

• Saudis Permit Guns for Foreigners [more]

• Reforms to Suit Saudi Needs [more]

• Commission Hopes for 7% Growth in Tourism [more]

• New Body to Oversee Education [more]

• US Announces Reward Scheme for Information on Terrorists [more]

• Terrorists Offered Amnesty [more]

• British Embassy Denies Sending Special Forces to Kingdom [more]

• Saudi Bourse Rises 2.5% [more]

• Scheme to Encourage Small and Medium Enterprises Launched [more]

• Telecom Giants in the Race for Second GSM Service License [more]

• Alujain Announces Completion of Capital Increase [more]

Jun. 14   - Jun. 20    2004

• Search On for US Hostage [more]

• Madinah Forum on Women Calls for Respecting Tradition [more]

• South African Leader Wants Close Ties With Kingdom�s Western Province [more]

• Air Arabia to Fly to Three Saudi Cities [more]

• Islamic Scholars Denounce Attacks [more]

• Dialogue Forum Ends Amid Heated Debate [more]

• Family Pleads for US Hostage�s Release [more]

• Remarks on Women�s Rights Cause Uproar [more]

• Kingdom Bad at Selling Itself, Says US Expert [more]

• Our Patience Is Running Out, Says Crown Prince [more]

• Riyadh Captors Threaten to Kill Hostage [more]

• Misconceptions About Saudi Arabia in the US [more]

• Saudis Held in Guantanamo �in Good Shape� [more]

• Final Bids for Second GSM Service on June 26 [more]

• Riyadh-West Rift Is Over Palestine [more]

• Saudi Freed From Abu Ghraib After 10 Months [more]

• Gardner Critical but Stable [more]

• Kingdom Ranks 45th Among World�s 60 Top Economies [more]

• Abductors Behead Johnson [more]

• Report Highlights Growth in 33 Years [more]

• US Advises Its Citizens to Leave Kingdom [more]

• Big Blow to Al-Qaeda [more]

• Kingdom Emerges as Key Player in Medical Market [more]

• Saudi-South African Commission Signs MOUs [more]

Jun. 7  - Jun. 13    2004

• Alleged Plot to Kill Saudi Ruler Detailed [more]

• Kingdom Seeks Extradition of Dissidents [more]

• BBC Journalist Killed in Riyadh [more]

• Women Have High Expectations From Madinah Forum [more]

• Cabinet OKs Merger of Money Exchangers to Form New Bank [more]

• Security Forces Hunt for Attackers of Journalists [more]

• Philippine Embassy Receives Threats Against Nationals [more]

• Guns Seized Near Yemen Border [more]

• Saudi Insurance Forum Opens [more]

• Hundreds Take Part in Elections for Saudi Journalists Association [more]

• American Gunned Down in Riyadh [more]

• Plan to Create 3 New Universities Approved [more]

• Kingdom, Iran Hold Talks on Extradition of Wanted Persons [more]

• Security Guards in Big Demand After Alkhobar Attacks [more]

• Qaddafi Plotted to Kill Abdullah [more]

• Four Saudi Teenagers Held for Assaulting Westerners [more]

• Saudi Bourse Dips 1% After Record High Last Week [more]

• Ministry Signs SR20m Deal for Ground Water Study [more]

• Terrorists Will Be Brought to Justice, Says Abdullah [more]

• Terrorists Kill Another Westerner [more]

• Foreigners Seek Reassurance After Mayhem [more]

• Expats Rethink Contract Renewal Because of Security Concerns [more]

• Kingdom to Launch Three New Satellites This Month [more]

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