Jun 27,- Jul 3, 2005

• Saudi's Washington Envoy Resigns [more]

• Effective Measures Taken to Choke Terror Funding [more]

• IDB to Set Up Islamic Trade Financing Entity in Jeddah [more]

• US Lawyers to Fight Case of Saudis in Gitmo [more]

• Kingdom Issues New List of Terrorists [more]

• Saudis Not Singled Out for Questioning in the US [more]

• Kingdom, Cyprus in Talks to Set Up Research Center [more]

• Rice Focuses On Women In Mideast [more]

• Mobile Phone Giant Extends Footprint in Saudi Arabia [more]

• Riyadh Pledges $1bn for Iraq Reconstruction [more]

• Kingdom�s Oil Revenues to Increase 15% in 2005 [more]

• World Bank Unit to Invest in Saudi Housing Market [more]

• Jailed Activists Granted Appeal After Rice Plea [more]

• Zarqawi Says US Bombing Killed Al-Rashoud [more]

• Obesity Epidemic Spreading in Saudi Arabia [more]

Jun 20,- Jun 26, 2005

• Members Vow to Snag Saudi WTO [more]

• Saudi-U.S. Human Ties are Fraying in Post-9/11 World [more]

• Bush Greets 200 Muslim Exchange Students at White House [more]

• First Saudi Female Pilot Graduates [more]

• Nations Try to Foster Goodwill With U.S. [more]

• Saudi Arabia Insists Israel Sign NPT [more]

• Kingdom Streamlines Flow of Funds to Charities Abroad [more]

• Saudi Woman Wins UN Award for Work With NGOs [more]

• France Backs Saudi Bid to Join WTO [more]

• Saudi Arabia Urges Consumer Nations to Build Oil Refineries [more]

• Saudi King to Face Divorce Case [more]

• UAE Talks Successful, Naif Says [more]

• First Saudi Female Pilot Graduates [more]

• OPEC Adopts Two-Prong Plan to Stifle Oil Prices [more]

• Emaar Activities in Saudi Arabia Suspended [more]

• Nuclear Pact Was Signed at Riyadh�s Initiative: Kurdi [more]

• Saudi Firms Get Top Places in FT500 Global [more]

• Saudi Stock Index Touches All-Time High [more]

• Special Agency to Track Down Illegal Financing [more]

• Officer Killed in Drive-By Shooting [more]

• Saudi Police Killers Shot Dead [more]

• Saudi Arabia Leads Gulf in Pharmaceutical Production [more]

• Democracy Won�t Be Imposed [more]

• Businessman Settles Libel Suit Against UK Newspaper [more]

• Ritz-Carlton Keen to Establish Presence in the Kingdom [more]

• Saudis Dismiss Rice's Criticism [more]

Jun 13,- Jun 19, 2005

• Cabinet Approves Education Ties With South Africa [more]

• Talks With Qaboos to Strengthen Ties [more]

• Labor Ministry Forms Panel to Streamline Foreign Recruitment [more]

• Egypt Relaxes Tourist Visa Requirements for Saudis [more]

• YAL Joins Hands With DaimlerChrysler [more]

• Kingdom and Oman Call for Israeli Pullout [more]

• Three New Universities [more]

• Kingdom Wins Seat on ILO Board [more]

• Madani Calls on Arab Media to Promote Culture of Dialogue [more]

• Al-Jaber Nets Two as Saudi Arabia Book Ticket for World Cup 2006 [more]

• Saudi-Japanese Ties Unshakable: Koizumi [more]

• CIT Official Tells US Not to Misread Saudi Situation [more]

• BP Signs $4 Billion Deal With Delta Group [more]

• No N-Facilities or Reactors in Saudi Arabia [more]

• Saudi Stock Index Breaks 13,000-Point Barrier [more]

• Polio Vaccination Campaign Begins Kingdomwide [more]

• Al-Naimi Backs 500,000 bpd OPEC Ceiling Hike [more]

• Kingdom to Float Petrochemical Shares [more]

• Contracts worth $32.5 million signed for Fanar City [more]

Jun 06,- Jun 12, 2005

• Alwaleed Donates $6m to ADC on Its Anniversary [more]

• Saudi-German College of Business Administration to Be Established [more]

• Sultan Affirms Economic Reforms [more]

• Saudi Arabia Urges Global Efforts To Secure Market Stability [more]

• US Educators Build Bridges of Understanding [more]

• Saudi Stock Index Gains 6.87% in May [more]

• Kingdom, Russia to Invest Jointly in Third Countries [more]

• International Islamic Conference Focuses on Medical Ethics [more]

• Italy Keen to Train Saudi Students [more]

• Etisalat Signs $1bn MoU With HK Firm [more]

• Saudi Arabia Will Launch Anti-smoking Campaign in Schools [more]

• CAIR Offering Free Qur�an Copies to Americans [more]

• Saudi Arabia Jumps to Top of Group A [more]

• US Trafficking Report Biased, Says Kingdom [more]

• New Entity to Facilitate Business With EU [more]

• There�s No Oil Deal With US, Says Kingdom [more]

• Egypt's Exports to Saudi Arabia Up 20% in 2004 [more]

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