Saudi Arabia News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th December, and here’s your Saudi Arabia daily news capsule.

Heavy rains and thunderstorms expected in Al-Baha, with alerts issued for nine regions.

Remote learning announced for schools in Eastern Province due to severe weather conditions.

Significant changes in foreign investor ownership in Saudi market, with increases in 82 companies.

Australian Prime Minister links Sydney attack to ISIS ideology, as investigations continue.

Riyadh joins UNESCO's Global Learning Cities Network, enhancing its global presence.

UN reports nearly 100 fatalities in Sudan's Kordofan region amid escalating military conflicts.

Sudan's Sovereign Council leader shares photo with Saudi Crown Prince during his visit.

Royal Commission sets December 17 for the crucial Riyadh land lottery, thousands await results.

Turki Al-Hathlin fined five million riyals for violating regulations in camel events.

Deeb's General Assembly approves a 53.4% capital increase, boosting investor confidence.

Trump signs executive order tightening restrictions on foreign entry, affecting 40 countries.

Chevron lowers Venezuelan oil prices following seizure of a tanker in the Caribbean Sea.

Two killed and five injured in Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon, raising tensions.

Saudi stock market drops 1.3%, marking its lowest close in three months.

Gold prices rebound, recovering daily losses as investors await key U.S. data.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!