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Saudi opposition members regret hesitation of the Kingdom toward reforms
Saudi Arabia's opposition members in exile, and supporters of establishing a constitutional monarchy in the Kingdom, yesterday expressed their regret towards what they considered as Riyadh's hesitation in proceeding on the path of reform.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 1/16/2004

Saudi crown prince determined to press ahead with reforms
Saudi Arabia's crown prince yesterday gave a televised speech to the Saudis on the occasion of the end of the "second national meeting for intellectual dialogue," recently held in Mecca, and announced that the Kingdom "is pursuing a gradual reform policy, and will not permit any one to stand in the face of reforms."
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 1/15/2004

Saudi Arabia opposition members meet in London next week
Saudi Arabia opposition figures abroad will hold a press conference in the British capital, London, by the end of next week for one day under the title " the future of democracy in Saudi Arabia."
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 1/15/2004

Saudi TV shows pictures for redeeming al-Qaida members
Saudi Arabia's ministry of the interior accused persons who said to carry deviant thoughts to seek imposition their views by means of " terror."
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 1/14/2004

Some 360,000 pilgrims arrived in Saudi Arabia
A Saudi Arabian official source announced that more than 360,000 pilgrims arrived so far in Saudi Arabia to take part in the annual al-Haj season, which starts this year by the beginning of February.
Saudi Arabia-Regional, Economics, 1/14/2004

Saudi sports ministers calls for Arab backing to Morocco's 2010 world soccer cup bid
Saudi Arabia-Morocco, Sports, 1/13/2004


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