Arabic News Weekly Edition for Saudi Arabia, 8/9/2004
Weekly Edition, Saudi Arabia - Week of August 9, 2004
- Riyadh announces one Qaida member killed, One Irish claimed to be killed by al-Qaida
The Saudi Arabian authorities identified the gunman who was killed by the security forces in Mecca to the south west of the Kingdom on Wednesday as an expert in booby trapping cars and a person who took part in the attack at a residential complex in al-Riyadh in 2003. Saudi Arabia, Politics, 8/14/2004 - US permits diplomats to return back to Saudi Arabia
The US has permitted its non- essential diplomats to return back to Saudi Arabia but without taking with them their families after it ordered them to leave with their families several months ago. Saudi Arabia-USA, Politics, 8/14/2004 - Al-Nueimi: We produce 9.3 million barrels of oil daily, increasable
Saudi Arabia's minister of oil, Ali al-Nueimi, yesterday stressed that his country, the largest exporter for oil in the world, increased its production of crude oil at a large pace in the last three months so as to reach 9.3 million barrels, in average daily, noting its readiness to increase its production by 1.3 million barrels daily immediately Saudi Arabia, Economics, 8/12/2004 - Saudi police kills one gunmen in Mecca
Saudi Arabia's ministry of the interior announced that the police killed one gunman in Mecca after he had thrown a bomb at the security forces. Saudi Arabia, Local, 8/12/2004 - Riyadh accuses three reformers of campaigning for a constitutional monarchy
The first open session on the trial of three reformers was concluded yesterday amid intensive presence of political activists and reform advocates of both men and women. Saudi Arabia, Politics, 8/10/2004 - Saudi daily and Sharon's call to bring in French Jews
Israeli premier's call for the French and European Jews to settle in Palestine revealed insistence to seize by force more Palestinian lands and going ahead with the Judaization plot of those territories, said a Saudi leading newspaper. Saudi Arabia-Israel, Politics, 8/9/2004