How women are breaking Saudi Arabia's driving ban 03:27. The ban on women driving has been costly for Saudi families. The wealthy hire and house male drivers, often from South Asian countries ...

Saudi women take part in a Glowork exhibition in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Sept. 28, 2017. Reuters/Faisal Al Nasser There are also many Saudi families who do not have the money to buy new cars.

A student at the female-only campus of Effat University, sits for the first time in the driver’s seat, during training sponsored by Ford Motor, in Jiddah, Saudi Arabia, Tuesday, March 6, 2018.

As German Chancellor Angela Merkel basks in the glow of reelection and Hillary Clinton ponders another run for the presidency in 2016, it’s worth remembering how far much of the rest of the ...

We write to you on International Domestic Workers Day urging you to recognise and honour the vital role played by the 4 million migrant domestic workers, including 1.2 million women, in sustaining ...

Women finally won the freedom to drive in Saudi Arabia. ... just like it did with apartheid in South Africa, the world must push for greater change.

It has been five years since Jawhara al-Wabili became one of Saudi Arabia's first women drivers – a reform she saw as revolutionary, even as some activists dismissed it as window-dressing.

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.

Saudi Arabia wants to host the 2035 Women's World Cup, ... South Africa, Brazil and a joint Belgium-Germany- Netherlands bid all in the running.

“SAFF seeks to elevate Saudi Arabia to elite status in world football by 2034 and part of this entails professionalising all areas of the women’s game and offering new opportunities across the ...

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.