Saudi Arabia police arrested two expat women for immoral activities. The Aseer Region Police caught them during a joint inspection. They worked with the General Directorate of Community Security and ...

A letter signed by over 100 professional women’s footballers has called on FIFA to drop its partnership with Saudi Arabian oil company Aramco. The partnership is criticised due to Saudi Arabia’s ...

The women playing on the small field knew they were taking a risk. Their pitch had to be covered, players hidden so no one could look in, and the person renting it to them had to turn a blind eye.

While the paydays are still well short of those in the men’s league, clubs are luring foreign players with tax-free salaries and expat perks.

Women’s football worldwide is gaining popularity at an unbelievable speed. This summer, Australia and New Zealand witnessed the most successful FIFA Women’s World Cup ever, ending with Spain lifting ...

Saudi Arabia’s golf spending is ending in a bankruptcy court and restarting on a UK fairway. As LIV Golf restructures without the Public Investment Fund (PIF), Golf Saudi has committed to a $4 million ...

The Saudi Arabian Women's National Team participated in the WAFF Women's Championship for the first time ever. The eighth edition of the WAFF Women’s Championship wrapped up last week marking the ...

Hosts Al-Ittihad are through to the quarter-finals of the fourth edition of the 2026/2027 Saudi Women's Federation Cup, ...

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, the bankroller of LIV Golf, announced a deal with the Ladies European Tour for a five-event series with a combined purse of $13 million. JERSEY CITY, N.J. — ...

Paul Feinstein has been writing about food and travel for more than 20 years. He has published hundreds of articles, written multiple travel guide books, reviewed thousands of restaurants and hotels, ...

Despite years of reported migrant workers' abuse by international organisations and survivors' accounts, authorities continue to do next to nothing to protect Bangladeshi migrant women in the Kingdom.

RIYADH/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Saudi King Salman on Tuesday ordered that women be allowed to drive cars, ending a conservative tradition seen by rights activists as an emblem of the Islamic kingdom's ...