The al-Otaibi sisters refuse to remain silent about the injustices in their home country of Saudi Arabia. For that, they have been severely punished. One is imprisoned, another has been forced to flee and the third can be arrested at any time. The police called in their father and said: "You can kill your girls, then we call it a family matter".
WorldThe al-Otaibi sisters refuse to remain silent about the injustices in their home country of Saudi Arabia. For that, they have been severely punished. One is imprisoned, another has been forced to flee and the third can be arrested at any time. The police called in their father and said: "You can kill your girls, then we call it a family matter".
WorldTable tennis legend Jörgen Persson's new job in Saudi Arabia cannot solely be seen as "sportswashing". It is a side effect of the authoritarian regime's attempt to maintain its geopolitical power, according to researcher Anna Vidén.
SportsSaudi Arabia is washing its image with diplomacy. This week's top meeting on the Ukraine war highlights the dictatorship's striving to become a political power player to be reckoned with. For Riyadh, it is also believed to be about improving its position ahead of future talks on Gaza.
WorldIran's newly elected president Masoud Pezeshkian is congratulated by Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, Syria's dictator al-Assad and Shia militia Hezbollah's leader Hassan Nasrallah.
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