In a stunning revelation, an attorney representing the Israeli NSO Group has admitted that Saudi Arabia was among the clients of Pegasus spyware—a surveillance tool responsible for the hacking of over 1,200 WhatsApp accounts in 2019. This confession...
As Saudi Arabia continues to flaunt its so-called economic transformation under Vision 2030, the regime finds itself staring down a deepening financial crisis. In a move that appears more like a financial sleight of hand than a viable solution...
In a spectacle that blends Silicon Valley branding with Gulf state vanity, Tesla has officially entered the Saudi market—opening its first showroom and service center in Riyadh, complete with a dramatic desert rollout of the Cybertruck. But beneath...
Amidst mounting economic and social crises in Saudi Arabia, the NEOM project stands as a glaring symbol of financial waste and administrative corruption. Initially marketed as a futuristic utopia, NEOM has devolved into a swamp of financial...
As the Saudi economy faces mounting debt, austerity, and tax hikes, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) has found a new priority: golf. According to The Guardian, PIF Chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan offered a staggering $1.5...
As Israeli bombs continue to fall on Gaza, killing civilians, destroying homes, and dismantling critical infrastructure, a new initiative emerges from political backrooms that threatens to deal another blow to the Palestinian cause: a proposed oil...
In a widely circulated Ramadan TV appearance in 2025, Saudi Minister of State and Cabinet Member Mohammed Al Sheikh claimed that “anyone in the Kingdom, including ordinary citizens, can file a lawsuit against anyone—even the King—except those with...
At a time when ordinary Saudis are grappling with rising prices, surging unemployment, and increasingly burdensome taxes, Turki Al-Sheikh—one of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s top entertainment enforcers—has unveiled a new international boxing...
The Death World Cup: How MBS Turns the 2034 Tournament into a Project of Repression and Exploitation
While Saudi Arabia promotes an image of openness and progress by hosting the 2034 FIFA World Cup, the reality behind the glossy stadiums tells a grim story. Beneath the surface lies a system of exploitation, repression, and silencing of dissent — a...
In a surprising move, recent data has revealed that Saudi Aramco plans to reduce its crude oil exports to China in April to their lowest level in ten months. The company is set to supply only 34 million barrels, down from 41 million barrels in March...