RIYADH — Despite ongoing global delays in aircraft manufacturing, Riyadh Air CEO Tony Douglas expressed strong confidence in the airline’s readiness for its first commercial flights by the end of 2025 ...

FLUSHING MEADOWS — The US Open descended into chaos on Sunday when a photographer came onto the court as Daniil Medvedev faced match point, bringing the first-round match to a standstill and sparking ...

Scene of a fire that killed five members of a Saudi family in Jeddah’s Kilo 14 district, early Tuesday morning. Two members of the family were injured in the fire, which gutted their rented house. – ...

PARIS — Formula One legend Ferrari has named Mexican Esteban Gutierrez as a test and reserve driver for the 2015 season, the Italian outfit said Monday. The 23-year-old — who drove for Sauber in 2013 ...

Saudi soldiers on southern border ready to stop anyone who attempt to disrupt the security and stability of the Kingdom. — Okaz photo ...

OSLO — Norway’s center-right opposition looks set to oust Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg in Monday’s general election, paving the way for an anti-immigration party to enter government two years after ...

MADINAH — Civil Defense firefighters contained fires at farms in Badr and Al-Ula in Madinah province. Madinah Civil Defense spokesman Col. Khalid Al-Jehani said around 40 palm trees were destroyed in ...

Ramadan with Afnan — Places to visit during Eid ...

HAMBURG, New York — Wal-Mart has fired an employee of a US store after he posted derogatory comments about Muslim customers on Facebook. The firing follows a request by the New York chapter of the ...

Street vendors near the Grand Mosque in Makkah run to safety on seeing an approaching Passport Department patrol vehicle. The hawkers selling sundry items on pavements near the Grand Mosque are mainly ...

JEDDAH— The first law office to be run by a Saudi female opened in Jeddah on Wednesday. Bayan Zahran, the first Saudi woman to be issued a license to practice law in the Kingdom, said she had already ...

RIYADH — Six public sector employees have been sentenced to prison and fines of up to SR1 million after they were convicted of corruption charges. Abdulrahman Al-Ajlan, official spokesman for the ...