What Questions Do You Have About Saudi Arabia?

New York Times - WorldCenter-LeftEN 1 min read 100% complete by Katrin BennholdFebruary 11, 2026 at 04:46 PM

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The New York Times is soliciting reader questions about Saudi Arabia for its Gulf bureau chief, Vivian Nereim, to answer in "The World" newsletter. Nereim, based in Saudi Arabia since 2015, has covered the country's rapid transformation over the past decade, including social reforms under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman alongside increased political repression. Readers are invited to submit questions about the country's changes and Nereim's experiences reporting on them. Selected questions will be published in the newsletter, with the questioner contacted beforehand. The opportunity to ask questions was announced on February 11, 2026.

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Donald Trump 40% The New York Times 40% Katrin Bennhold 50% The World ×260% Mohammed bin Salman 80% Vivian Nereim ×290% Saudi Arabia ×3100%

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saudi arabia 100% crown prince mohammed bin salman 70% transformation 70% women's rights 60% political repression 60% vivian nereim 60% gulf bureau 50% authoritarian monarchy 50%

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New York Times - World

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Center-Left (-0.30)

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Saudi Arabia

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