 It also expanded its printing facilities across the Kingdom, making it the only Saudi daily that is printed every morning in four major cities within the Kingdom.The 48-pages of the new edition published in broadsheet format cover in depth Saudi affairs with a wide range of feature stories, news, analysis, lifestyle and reports.During the tenure of Jamal Khashoggi as editor-in-chief, "Al Watan" columnists aggressively poked at the contradictions and oppressive effects of Saudi Islam, especially with regard to women.