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'Food is a weapon': Fight over Yemen granary tests truce
The site, on Hodeida's eastern edges, was rigged heavily with mines when it slipped from Huthi control in November.
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UN expert to lead international inquiry into Khashoggi murder
Khashoggi, a columnist for the 'Washington Post' and a critic of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was killed and dismembered by Saudi agents at its consulate in Istanbul on 2 October, provoking an international outcry.
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Saudis to Davos: Move on from Khashoggi, let's do business
The kingdom has sent one of its strongest delegations ever to the Swiss mountain resort and packed its top executives’ agendas with meetings with international peers.
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Turkey planning international investigation into Khashoggi case - minister
After making numerous contradictory statements about Khashoggi’s fate, Riyadh said he had been killed and his body dismembered when negotiations to persuade him to return to Saudi Arabia failed.
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Comoros leader stirs anger by questioning outcry over Khashoggi killing
The Saudi ambassador to Comoros, Hamad Ben Muhammad Alhajiri, was present at the function and made no comment on Assoumani’s remarks.
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Pompeo to press Saudi crown prince over Khashoggi's murder
US President Donald Trump has brushed aside international outrage to stand by Prince Mohammed over the murder of Khashoggi, whose corpse was dismembered at the consulate.
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US lawmakers, friends mark 100 days since Khashoggi murder
Featuring a portrait of Khashoggi against a back drop of American flags, the ceremony began with a moment of silence.
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Thai court rejects bid to block deportation of Saudi woman
Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun told AFP she ran away from her family while travelling in Kuwait because they subjected her to physical and psychological abuse.
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Saudi woman held at Bangkok airport pleads for asylum
Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun told AFP she ran away from her family while travelling in Kuwait because they subjected her to physical and psychological abuse.
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Saudi prosecutor will seek death penalties in Khashoggi case
The prosecutor’s office said it was seeking the death penalty for five individuals of the 11 indicted. Ten other suspects were still under investigation.
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New Year's Eve party in Times Square to cheer for press freedom
One was the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi columnist for the Washington Post and US resident, inside a Saudi Arabian consulate in Turkey.
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Saudi 'not in crisis' over Khashoggi affair: new FM
The prince, heir to the Saudi throne, has faced intense international scrutiny over the 2 October murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the kingdom's Istanbul consulate.
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The news events that shaped 2018
The major events of 2018.
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Saudi king orders government reshuffle after Khashoggi fallout
The surprise shake-up saw the appointment of new ministers of the powerful National Guard, information and education, as well as the head of a new space agency, but the energy and finance ministries were unaffected despite an economic downturn.
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Saudi seeks to boost intelligence oversight after critic's murder
Saudi Arabia on Thursday said it was creating government bodies to boost oversight of its intelligence operations, in the wake of international outrage over critic Jamal Khashoggi's murder.
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18 major news events from 2018
Here are some of the major news events of 2018.
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Canada mulls cancelling Saudi arms deal over Yemen, Kashoggi murder
Trudeau had earlier said that it would be "extremely difficult" to withdraw from the contract, signed by the previous conservative administration, "without Canadians paying exorbitant penalties."
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UN calls for 'credible' probe into Khashoggi murder
The UN chief said he had no information on the case except what had been reported in the media.
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Turkey won't 'give up' on Khashoggi murder probe: minister
Earlier this month, the minister said Turkey was in talks over a possible United Nations investigation into the 2 October murder, which has provoked global outrage.
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Khashoggi, other persecuted journalists named 'Time' Person of the Year
Among those named with Khashoggi were Philippine journalist Maria Ressa, Reuters reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo - currently imprisoned in Myanmar.
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'I can't breathe' were Khashoggi's final words, report says
The source told the US network the transcript made clear the killing was premeditated and suggests several phone calls were made to give briefings on the progress.
