The scenes circulating from Saudi Arabia’s state-sponsored entertainment festivals are no longer isolated shocks or viral controversies. They have become visual evidence of a coordinated political and social project, designed and enforced from the...
The emergence of new images placing Mohammed bin Salman inside Jeffrey Epstein’s home — in a different room from the office previously shown — is not a trivial visual detail or fodder for tabloid speculation. It is a politically loaded development...
Saudi Arabia’s current economic and social strategy is no longer revealed through official statements alone, but through the stark contradiction between what is being delayed, downsized, and repriced under financial pressure, and what continues to...
According to Spanish journalist Francisco Cayardo, Mohammed bin Salman is preparing an offer of up to €10 billion to acquire FC Barcelona—one of the largest proposed takeovers in football history. The timing is not accidental. It comes as the...
The decision to award Saudi Arabia the right to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup is no longer a sporting matter, nor a technical organisational achievement. It has become an open moral test—one that places global football institutions in front of an...
Saudi Arabia’s reliance on Western consulting firms is no longer a matter of “importing expertise,” as regime propaganda insists. It has become a state of full dependency—one that began with the drafting of Vision 2030 and has expanded relentlessly...
Saudi Arabia today presents a paradox so glaring that it has become an international spectacle: a state drowning in financial warnings, announcing structural deficits until at least 2028, selling off pieces of Aramco, watching its banks pile up...
Saudi Arabia today stands at a moment when the regime exposes itself without even realising it—a moment in which the words of scholars close to the Crown Prince collide with an escalating wave of arrests, revealing a political landscape stripped of...
The global oil market no longer looks at OPEC+ as a coalition responsibly managing production. Instead, it increasingly views the group as a machine of manipulation—an entity capable of flipping realities, massaging numbers, and issuing reports that...
What is happening in Saudi Arabia today cannot be described as “social openness” or “modernisation,” no matter how aggressively the regime tries to sell those labels. The country is not liberalising; it is shedding its skin entirely—tearing away the...
