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With youth pounding at kingdom's gates, Saudi Arabia begins religious police reform

Saudi Arabia's religious police force is infamous for patrolling streets and shopping malls to enforce Islamic conduct. With an eye to restless youth, the kingdom's aging king has ordered reform.

Olive Press Saudi Arabia sanctions sports for girls for the first time

Global News Blog Saudi dissidents jailed – a post Arab Spring crackdown?

Global News Blog Two prominent Saudi human rights activists receive 10 years in jail

For Saudi Arabia's foreign domestic workers, employers' word is virtually law

Global News Blog Good Reads: A lesson for democracy, lost and found on Google Earth, and the next Arab uprising

Global News Blog Saudi plan to boost women's employment? Create a women-friendly city.

Backchannels Saudi Arabia and UAE urge citizens out of Lebanon after kidnappings

For one Saudi woman athlete, participation is a victory

Terrorism & Security Indian arrested for Mumbai massacre implicates Pakistan military

In Saudi Arabia, a quiet tide of reform

Saudi girls find freedom in cleats

10 voices for change in Saudi Arabia

For Saudi ex-jihadis: a stipend, a wife, and a new life

US resumes arms sales to Bahrain. Activists feel abandoned

After underwear plot, Saudi officials cite headway against AQAP

Backchannels Saudi's Al Qaeda intelligence coup and the perils of too much disclosure

Why a Saudi blogger faces a possible death sentence for three tweets

Malaysia sends Saudi home, where he's threatened with death for a tweet

Global News Blog Malaysia may repatriate Saudi who faces death penalty for tweets

Backchannels The House of Saud strikes back

Yemen's neighbors step up role in pushing for Saleh's exit

Global News Blog Gates to meet with Saudi king to discuss Yemen, Iran: April 6 Mideast update

Saudi troops arrive in Bahrain as protests escalate

Day of Rage in Saudi Arabia: How much change can the Gulf expect?