Aug. 30  - Sep.  5   2004

• Vote Near, Saudis Push to Modernize [more]

• Budget Surplus to Be Used to Pay Off Public Debt [more]

• Saudi Aramco Launches New Initiative for Saudization [more]

• Deadlier Attacks Foiled [more]

• Foreign Investment Plays Key Role in Development [more]

• No Letup in Anti-Terror Campaign, Says Abdullah [more]

• US Consulate Vehicle Fired at in Jeddah [more]

• Saudi Economy Poised for Rapid Growth [more]

• Security Forces Kill Terrorist, Arrest Four in Al-Ahsa [more]

Aug. 23  - Aug.  29   2004

• Fox News Commends Saudi Bid to Combat Terrorism [more]

• Curbs on Recruitment of Expats [more]

• Election Fever Grips Major Cities as Candidates Emerge [more]

• Border Security Boosted [more]

• Kingdom Is Gearing Up for New IPOs [more]

• Ease Restrictions on Family Visas, GCC Study Suggests [more]

• Businessmen Irked by Recruitment Curbs [more]

• American School to Reopen [more]

• Dialogue on Youth Issues in November [more]

• Decision to Postpone Riyadh Trial Defended [more]

• Saudi Team in US for WTO Talks [more]

• New STC Offer to Trigger Competition [more]

• Kingdom Plans Campaign to Trace Unlicensed Arms [more]

• SRMG, Emirates Media Forge Alliance [more]

• National Campaign Against Illiteracy Begins [more]

• Shoura Member Calls for Pro-Saudi Lobbies Abroad [more]

Aug. 16  - Aug.  22   2004

• Abdullah Assures Oil Market [more]

• Kingdom Voices Concern Over Iraq Situation [more]

• KSU Team to Visit US Over Student Visa Hurdles [more]

• Abdullah Pleased With 9/11 Report [more]

• UN Team to Monitor Voter Registration [more]

• As Oil Prices Boil [more]

• New Law Cuts Income Tax on Foreign Firms [more]

• Private Medical College Set to Start Classes [more]

• Raids in Madinah, Buraidah [more]

• Top Figures Prepare to Contest Polls [more]

• French Executive Says Kingdom Still Attractive for Overseas Investors [more]

• Thailand Launches Bid to Repair Strained Relations [more]

• Projects to Employ 70,000 Women [more]

• Abdullah Vows to Crush Militants [more]

• Kingdom Set to Exceed Budget Surplus Estimate [more]

• US Office Grants Patent to Aramco [more]

Aug. 9  - Aug.  15   2004

• Kingdom Announces Regulations for Municipal Elections [more]

• Saudi Arabia to Open Up Oil Taps [more]

• Bin Mahfouz Wins Libel Case in UK [more]

• Kingdom Announces Regulations for Municipal Elections [more]

• Cabinet Calls on Iraqis to Cooperate With Interim Govt [more]

• Etisalat Wins License for 2nd Mobile [more]

• Gosaibi Says No Plans to Cancel ESB [more]

• Saudis to Hold 65% Stakes in Etisalat Company [more]

• Militant Shot Dead in Makkah [more]

• Etisalat to Provide 1 Million Mobile Lines in 6 Months [more]

• Saudi Women Make Debut in New Professions [more]

• SR40m Saudi Aid for Darfur [more]

• JCCI Launches Career Program [more]

Aug. 2  - Aug.  8   2004

• Top Terror Figure Captured [more]

• Saud Sets Terms for Muslim Troops in Iraq [more]

• We Won�t Give Up Our Traditions: Princess Hussa [more]

• Saud Sets Terms for Muslim Troops in Iraq [more]

• Fahrenheit 9/11� Unfair to Saudis, Says Prince Turki [more]

• ALJ to Sponsor 20 Saudis for MBA Program [more]

• New Program to Boost US Ties Through Trade and Training [more]

• Ministry Moves to Create More Private Sector Jobs for Women [more]

• Irishman Shot Dead in His Riyadh Office [more]

• Budget Surplus Set to Hit SR56bn [more]

• Civic Elections in Three Phases After Ramadan [more]

• Wanted Terrorist Taken Without a Fight in Abha [more]

• Kingdom Suspends Truck Traffic to Iraq [more]

• Zahrani Transferred to Riyadh for Questioning [more]

• Kingdom Will Go Ahead With Reform Plan [more]

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