Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia, Venezuela,

America, England, Saudi Arabia.

I went to Saudi Arabia.

Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, all sorts of countries.

Asia, Africa, anywhere in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia is very rich in oil.

This photograph's taken 1950s in Saudi Arabia.

We are the Saudi Arabia of nega barrels. (Laughter)

There wasn't an actual law in Saudi Arabia.

And because of the influence of Saudi Arabia they criminalized it...

I had a chance to go to Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia and now Canada, with its dirty oil.

Saudi Arabia, and the other society is the rest of the world.

I was in Oman, and I was in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia today is taking small steps toward enhancing women's rights.

The first one, they said Saudi Arabia. There was no debate.

For example, in Saudi Arabia there is a phenomenon called the religious police.

Bill Gates put it very well when he was traveling through Saudi Arabia.

As a diplomat, he worked from Egypt to Syria from Saudi Arabia to Libya.

This is the Alberta tar sands, the largest oil reserves on the planet outside of Saudi Arabia.

Iraq will still be the second largest oil producer in the world, behind Saudi Arabia.

Lawrence of Arabia.

So, for example, the middle line there, 0.1 watts per square meter, is the energy consumption per unit area of Saudi Arabia,

Saudi Riyal

Saudi Riyal

The Grand Mufti, who is the head of the religious establishment in Saudi Arabia, he said, it's not recommended for women to drive.

Now, in three short years, we've come a long way with stand up comedy shows happening even in Saudi Arabia.

My work also has allowed me to collaborate with women cartoonists from across the world countries such as Saudi Arabia,

So here is Bill of Arabia.

Anecdotally, we can demonstrate that if poverty was the only factor, well Bin Laden is from one of the richest families in Saudi Arabia.

Mr. Gates, we have here as our goal in Saudi Arabia to be one of the top 10 countries when it comes to technology.

Arabia abounds in oil.

Kingdom of Tonga?

The world will need to bring the equivalent of a new Saudi Arabia into production every three years to make up for declining output in existing oilfields.

When the Industrial Revolution started, the amount of carbon sitting underneath Britain in the form of coal was as big as the amount of carbon sitting under Saudi Arabia in the form of oil.

So I think by now, everyone knows that we can't drive, or women are not allowed to drive, in Saudi Arabia, but maybe few know why.

And if you wonder why this is interesting at all, you have to see the rest of Saudi Arabia because it's a country which is strictly divided between the sexes.

Indeed, Saudi Arabia seems trapped in a state of suspended animation, its body politic sick and infirm. The country is caught between two choices progressive reform or continuing paralysis and decay.

The Saudi authorities remained very quiet.

The Ottoman Empire contained much of modern day Turkey, and much of what we now call the 'Middle East.' including much of what is now Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Israel, and some of what is now Saudi Arabia.

'End of virginity' if women drive, Saudi cleric warns (Laughter)