TikTok mum influencers praise repressive Saudi Arabia and its Neom megacity as ‘the best’
Expats rave about Saudi Arabia’s Neom megacity in what some are calling a ‘smart’ PR strategy ‘to help transform the ...
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'Saudi is the best!': Why are TikTok mumfluencers lauding desert megacity?
Expat mumfluencers on TikTok praise Saudi Arabia and the NEOM megacity, showcasing idealistic lifestyles despite rights ...
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National dress made mandatory for students, including expats, in Saudi schools
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Education mandates national dress (thawb) for male secondary school students to strengthen ...
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Why are TikTok mumfluencers lauding Saudi's Neom desert megacity?
One Thai mumfluencer shared a video of her 'typical afternoon in Neom'. The video has been viewed around 800,000 times. The ...
How Steven Gerrard’s Saudi Arabian adventure turned sour – and what does his future hold?
The Liverpool legend was committed to the Al Ettifaq project but grew frustrated at spending restrictions and slumping ...
Expat mums rave about life in Saudi Arabia’s futuristic NEOM city
Expat "mumfluencers" are taking to TikTok to sing the praises of life in Saudi Arabia and to extol the virtues of its new ...
The Watch Repairmen of Doha
The owner of Taj Jewelers and Watches, Faris Hajazi, immigrated from Saudi Arabia, and said he had given jobs to many ...
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The laws on what women can – and can't – do in Saudi Arabia
Touted as a "progressive" change, it actually codifies many traditional Islamic ... the top of Western-style clothing. Technology has historically been used in Saudi Arabia to monitor and control ...
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Saudi Arabia Is Still One of the Most Repressive Countries
Pundits like Thomas Friedman claimed that Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman was a reformer committed to liberalization. In reality, the Saudi kingdom remains unflinchingly authoritarian, ...
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Saudi Arabia: Authorities 'must immediately reveal' whereabouts of woman unjustly convicted for social media posts about women's rights
Saudi Arabia’s authorities must immediately reveal the fate and whereabouts of Manahel al-Otaibi, a 30-year-old woman serving an 11-year prison sentence for promoting women’s rights, who has now been ...