NP, I love Pakistan as much as I love my country bro, no worries.
Usually, I would tell people to not love any other country as much as they love their homeland, but I understood your point bro. I have great respect for Saudi Arabia too.
Overall, the EU is over flooded with immigrants from developing countries, their crimes rates fluctuate from one year to another. The so-called population bombing is going to explode soon in Europe for leaving such door widely open. I have visited countries in EU where I got to see how ridiculous their immigration laws are.
I agree, let's not forget that anytime some people there call for the preservation of their race, they are immediately & unjustly labeled xenophobic racists. That in my opinion is complete nonsense, & there is absolutely nothing racist about desiring to preserve your people in your own land or kicking out immigrants involved in crime.
Many EU political figures including the chancellor of Germany and UK PM Cameron claimed multiculturalism had failed in their own countries, but we never saw such thing in the US, why? It is simple, the US is a country housing tens of multi ethnic groups which co-exist with one another in harmony.
It was Angela Merkel that said that, & she is for the most part correct. It's ridiculous to expect people from all these different environments to simply get along with no trouble whatsoever. In fact, it's only natural for most people to desire to stick to their own. Forced integration & assimilation is another retarded idea that will eventually result in vast demographic changes there. Couple that with the fact that Europe's birth rates are already below the required rate necessary for sustaining their nations.
As for the US, they too have trouble these days with illegal immigration from Mexico. Apart from that, I am sure you are aware of how much the darker races like black Africans love to constantly ****** & moan about racism 24/7.
My maternal family came to the US from Italy during the Great Depression, and never left ever since even when the US economy was at its worst, that even many European countries tried to punish the US for increasing the tariffs for US's exports.
Interesting, I myself have relatives in both Italy & the US. Speaking of heritages; I am ethnic Kashmiri originating from the Kashmir valley itself, but my hometown is Lahore seeing as I was born there.
By the way, there is a thread on this forum discussing ultra far right nationalism in Europe. Since you seem to be interested in this topic, I think you will find the discussion in that thread useful.
The wave of Anti-semitism " Judaism " in Europe had never changed, that's why many of them chose to move to the US, while others left to Palestine. What usually happens in there is that the indigenous people get too upset about their economic setbacks, the Gov't tries to target the weakest minorities - Yes, including the Jews, because you can easily identify them by their dress code, and residencies - Such minorities include immigrants as well. This was what Hitler and Stalin - in his last days - did to the Jews. The list of minorities may also include Arabs, gypsies, and polish to some extents.
You forgot to mention the "
Jewish nose".
Yes, I agree that governments around the world blame immigrants sometimes when a country faces economic difficulty. Greece is currently in such a situation, but their woes with immigrants based on the information I have gathered seem to be justified.
I just don't trust Zionist Jews though, they are to an extent responsible for the promotion of immorality & bringing about the destruction of family values in the West. They were hated & despised by pretty much every nation they ever lived with, & it's alarming how such a tiny minority has so much influence in the world today; particularly in the West.
You're very welcome. I know that many Pakistanis like to study overseas, I think it's cool to get to know another culture, and gawk into other societies, learn new things, and develop your skills overall.
Most of KSA's Unis update their English sites information every semester, just let me know if you need anything.
I had trouble finding up to date information on KAU & KFUPM's website. KAU has a good Masters program, but their aptitude test called Qudrat is in Arabic from what I hear. It's too bad that they don't accept GMAT, because I considered applying there some time back.
In any case, I am looking at the prospectuses for many universities these days, & Saudi Arabia isn't of the table either. What can you tell me about KSU?
I am still planning my future, & am hoping for the best along with getting the opportunity to contribute to my own country as well.
The tone I used in the first paragraph was specifically about the Expats working in labor force. 
I guess this is a cultural issue. However, I have seen people encouraging them not to be too shy while taking care of male patients. Usually, men sucks at nursing 
Nursing has always been considered a female profession, not a male one. When I think of a nurse, I think of 
