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Saudi Arabia's Harrat Uwayrid added to Unesco biosphere reserves list
The nature reserve, home to 19 endangered species, is the kingdom's largest
Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah announces online draw results for pilgrimage
Select individuals will receive text messages and then have 48 hours to pay and register
Saudi Arabia welcomes people from abroad to perform Hajj
Two Holy Mosques accepting pilgrims from other countries for the first time in two years
Nobel laureates call for action to 'save humanity' at Hegra forum
The three-day conference, held in the Nabataean civilisation's historic region of AlUla, hosted 35 Nobel laureates
Saudi Arabia welcomes birth of first Arabian oryx in 90 years
Calf was born at the King Salman Royal Reserve in the Northern Borders province
Saudi Arabia opens online Hajj registration
Priority will be given to those who have never performed the pilgrimage before, Saudi authorities say
Saudi Film Festival celebrates Gulf filmmakers at Ithra
The eight annual event will run until June 9
Saudi Arabia reacts to Johnny Depp winning defamation case against Amber Heard
Saudi women say the verdict will help men to speak up about domestic violence and mental health
Depp-Heard trial finds unexpected audience in Saudi Arabia
Young women say Depp's lawyer, internet sensation Camille Vasquez, has inspired them to study law
Women outnumber men in Saudi Arabia's job-training schemes
Tamheer project among those proving popular with females in the kingdom
How Saudi Arabia cut smoking rates with $7 cigarette packs
High taxation has helped slash cigarette use by more than a third in the Kingdom
Saudi Arabia to open bookings for domestic Hajj pilgrims this week
Residents will have choice of three accommodation packages
Riyadh's 500,000-square-metre Royal Arts Complex breaks ground
Project at King Salman Park promises to become 'centre of Riyadh’s art and culture scene'
Saudi Arabia not planning to legalise alcohol at Neom, princess says
Tourism minister says the kingdom is 'doing well' in attracting visitors and current laws would remain
Shura members call for equality in blood money for women and non-Muslims
Three assembly members say this their suggestion will support change in the kingdom and empowerment of women
