Saudi Arabia News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th August, and here’s your Saudi Arabia daily news capsule.

Iran reportedly loses control over the Strait of Hormuz, raising questions about maritime security.

Khatami warns that neglecting the agreement with the U.S. could cost Iran significantly.

Tom Brak states that airstrikes on Abu al-Duhur are an unnecessary escalation in the region.

Trump denies negotiating with Iran as Tehran insists on closing the Strait of Hormuz.

Yemeni drones strike Houthi command centers in Taiz amid ongoing military operations.

Saudi Arabia begins trading Riyadh Bank’s first tranche of sukuk tomorrow, raising 9.5 billion riyals.

Environmental authorities apprehend a violator in King Salman Reserve with illegal hunting gear.

Saudi stock market sees foreign investor ownership changes, with 124 companies gaining and 117 losing.

Seven young red-necked ostriches spotted in Imam Turki Reserve signal successful reintroduction efforts.

Aramco resumes oil loading from the Strait of Hormuz, indicating a return to normal operations.

Iran denies Abu Dhabi's accusations, while the UAE halts all trade activities with Iran.

Five fatalities reported near Gaza port as Israel targets Hamas leaders in airstrikes.

Ebola cases in Congo surpass 5,000, raising alarms about the outbreak's escalation.

Seizures of silent seizures in the elderly linked to increased dementia risk, raising health concerns.

Four causes of knee osteoarthritis identified by health experts, urging preventive measures.

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