Saudi Arabia News in English

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

Major changes in Saudi market ownership reported for February 18th, including key players like Extra and Al-Jouf.

Slovakia halts emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine amid ongoing tensions with Russia.

Chad officially closes its borders with Sudan due to repeated incursions, affecting humanitarian access.

North Korea reappoints Kim Jong-un as the ruling party's secretary-general during a recent conference.

Netanyahu warns Iran and calls for unity as tensions escalate between Tehran and Washington.

Investment Capital announces successful divestment of a real estate asset in Diriyah worth 360 million riyals.

A potato vendor in Jeddah shares his daily income while singing to attract customers in a viral video.

A young man rescues a family, including a disabled child, after their house caught fire in Riyadh.

A doctor reveals a new cancer treatment technology supported by Saudi funding, stirring excitement.

The Saudi stock market sees slight gains, closing at 10,984 points, with discussions on low-performing stocks.

Arabian Pipes reports a 34.3% drop in annual profits, recommending a 17% cash dividend for 2025.

Mohammed Abdu reduces his public appearances, prioritizing national events amid speculation about his career.

The UEFA announces the Slovenian referee for the upcoming Champions League match between Real Madrid and Benfica.

New research suggests altitude may play a role in lower diabetes rates among mountain residents.

Nighttime fasting before sleep could enhance heart health, according to a recent American study.

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