Saudi Arabia News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th December, and here’s your Saudi Arabia daily news capsule.

Foreign investors increase their stakes in 154 Saudi companies while reducing them in 95 others.

Rapid Support Forces regain a key town in Sudan, rejecting ceasefire proposals from Khartoum.

Turkey launches an investigation into the crash of the Libyan Chief of Staff's aircraft.

Yemen's government and Houthis agree to exchange 2,900 prisoners in a significant deal.

Sudan proposes a comprehensive ceasefire monitored by international and regional bodies.

Russian missile strikes lead to widespread power outages across various regions in Ukraine.

Weather alerts issued for seven regions, warning of heavy rain and low visibility.

Yemeni leader warns of dangerous escalation from the Transitional Council threatening national unity.

Breaking: Abu Hasa transported to Riyadh in critical condition after a tragic accident.

Saudi Arabia plans to implement the first phase of the Riyadh Metro's seventh line by 2026.

Trump suggests it would be wise for Maduro to step down, prompting a response from Venezuela.

Syria's Defense Ministry and Kurdish forces call for a ceasefire amid rising tensions.

Israel accuses the Lebanese army of collaborating with Hezbollah following recent strikes.

Saudi stock market sees a 0.4% rise, signaling a gradual recovery in the coming years.

Daylight found to regulate blood sugar levels in diabetes patients, according to a new study.

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