If words first come from our mouths, is it wrong to ask if the spoken words of ancient figures were accurately captured?

Washington's desire to avoid escalation is making its forces vulnerable to increased aggression

Two years ago, we set our sights to develop a transformative vision for the Saudi Research and Media Group (SRMG) – an effort that has culminated in…

The visit came as UK training of Ukrainian forces is set to be expanded to cover fighter jet pilots and marines

Political parties are presenting the same programmes and conventional pledges

While the Bretton Woods Conference of 1944 established the current global financial system, it is becoming evident that it is time for change 

The common denominator between Syrians on both sides of the border is their suffering

The year 2022 could perhaps be the toughest year for diplomacy in a decade as unresolved conflicts linger

Starting from Al Masmak through Souk Al-Zal visitors are astonished by the rich history and linguistic heritage of the Najd region and people

100 days into his job as premier, Sunak's ruling term has been anything but calm

Lagging implementation of Kuwait's 2010 Privatisation Law and public calls for more government spending are examples of how difficult it is for an oil-dependent country to change people's mindsets

The death of Mahsa Amini has given Iranian protesters the determination to continue their fight for democracy through the gateway of women's rights