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Donald Trump plays his favorite Village People song, "YMCA", dubbed a gay anthem, to end speech in Saudi Arabia, where homosexuality is punishable by deathDonald Trump's decision to play the Village People's "YMCA" during a speech in Saudi Arabia raised eyebrows, considering the song's status ...- Why has this Netflix show creator been sentenced to a prison term? What did he do in Saudi Arabia?Abdulaziz Almuzaini who is a popular animation expert and who has his own show on Netflix has been sentenced to 13-years in prison by a Sau...
- Here’s what Rod Stewart said after declining Saudi Arabia gig in protest over treatment of women, LGBTQ+ communityRenowned musician Sir Rod Stewart refuses a significant career opportunity in Saudi Arabia, using his decision to shed light on the country...
- Banned in Kuwait, 'Barbie' sparks delight, and anger, in Saudi ArabiaThe movie "Barbie" made its regional debut in many Saudi Arabian movie theaters last weekend, gaining criticism by many in the Middle East ...
- Saudi Arabia is spending billions to become a global gaming hub. Some fans don't want to playLast September, the Saudi sovereign wealth fund earmarked nearly $40 billion for a new conglomerate aimed at transforming the kingdom into ...
- Moving to Saudi Arabia with family: Salaries, housing, schooling issues to knowSaudi Arabia lags behind Bahrain, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates as a desirable destination for expats, according to an HSBC ranking. B...
- Andy Warhol in the desert! Iconic portraits of Marlon Brando, Dolly Parton put on display in SaudiAt the same time, organisers have tried to draw a connection between the world Warhol embodied.
- Travel survival guide for FIFA World Cup 2022: Information about QatarThe World Cup 2022 host country, Qatar, has been given the hosting rights amidst many controversies and underserving capabilities to be the...
- Qatar emir calls for 'civilized communication' at World Cup"From Qatar, from the Arab world, I welcome everyone to the World Cup 2022," he said in a speech in a tent-shaped stadium. "How lovely it i...
- Qatar to open Middle East's first football World Cup before leaders, fansRegardless of the outcome of Qatar versus Ecuador on the pitch, Doha already has drawn Saudi Arabia's powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Sa...
- The numbers behind hosting a football world cupQatar has spent comfortably over $200 billion preparing for the tournament, which has been accompanied by controversy since day 1. To date,...
- Saudi expecting tens of thousands of World Cup fans: MinisterWith prices high and accommodation options limited in Doha, Qatar's Gulf neighbours are expected to soak up an overflow of fans, organising...
- Netflix asked to remove 'offensive content' from streaming platform in Gulf Arab countriesSaudi Arabia and UAE along with Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman and Qatar, make up the six-nation council.
- Gulf Arab nations ask Netflix to remove 'offensive' videosSaudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates each published the statement via their respective governments as well. They, along with Bahrain, ...
- Amazon restricts LGBTQ products in United Arab EmiratesThe Emirati government gave Amazon until Friday to comply under threat of penalties, the documents show. It was not clear what those penalt...
- Phil Mickelson's support of Saudi-backed tour is on-brand for himIn an interview for an unauthorized biography to be released in May, Mickelson told journalist Alan Shipnuck, the book's author, that he kn...
- Here's a list of countries where same-sex marriages are legal and illegalA survey published this week in Australia found that 59% of those who had returned their ballots backed the move to legalise gay marriage w...
- Nations unite to stand for LGBT community; did India give it a miss?The list of countries include United States, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Canada and Spain besides EU came out in strong support for equalit...
- Mom's ad seeking groom for son elicits keen responseThose who have shown interest in the proposal include a few from abroad and cuts across religious divide.
- Outrage over India's vote against benefits to same-sex couples because of homophilia or Islamophobia?It’s difficult to determine if the outrage over India’s vote last week in favour of denying benefits to same-sex UN staffers is because of ...
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