Saudization failure: What is the alternative?
 Saudi Gazette - Abid Khazandar - Al-Riyadh newspaper - Labor Minister Adel Fakieh stated that there were about 8 million foreign workers in the Kingdom of which about 86 percent were employed in low-paying jobs that are not suitable for Saudis. This means that any effort or funds spent on the Saudization of these jobs would prove to be a waste.
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Saudi Arabia: Chosen for generations to come
 Mariam Nihal - Saudi Gazette - A number of expatriates who come to work in Saudi Arabia aim for permanent residency in the country and choose to spend their lives here with their families. When asked what keeps them away from home in a foreign country for more than a decade, most expatriates expressed emotional sentiments to the place. “We develop a feeling of home here.”
Victim claims she suffered pain while someone filmed her being raped
 Witness claims her friend’s drink was spiked in nightclub before she was gang-raped -
By Bassam Za’za’, Legal and Court Correspondent - Gulfnews - Dubai: A woman has claimed that her friend was kidnapped and gang-raped by more than three men after her drink was spiked while she was at a nightclub in Dubai.
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Saudi Arabian Airlines told to pull up its socks
 Arabnews - P.K. ABDUL GHAFOUR - JEDDAH: Saudi Arabian Airlines and its sister companies have been told to implement their strategic plans to develop their programs, improve services, boost operational performance and provide more seats to meet customer requirements.
Two million unemployed: What is the solution?
 Saudi Gazette - Rashid bin Mohammed Al-Fuzan - Al-Riyadh newspaper - I read a recent statement by the Minister of Labor Adel Fakieh in which he said there were 2 million unemployed Saudis, 85 percent of them women. This means that the remaining 15 percent are men. If the minister’s figures are accurate, we have 300,000 unemployed Saudi men.
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