North of King Salman Road the sound is cranes, not horns. In Al Malqa a sales agent walks me through a three-bed unit where the first thing buyers ask isn’t …

Across Riyadh’s glass towers and NEOM’s desert labs, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Saudi Arabia’s next wave of startups isn’t selling fashion, food, or delivery apps—it’s building artificial intelligence tools …

When Riyadh’s temperature finally dips below 25°C, something shifts in the city’s rhythm. Cafés open earlier, parks fill before sunrise, and neighborhoods echo with the sounds of running shoes. Between …

Saudi motorsport now runs on a simple rhythm: late-autumn crowds, winter desert epics, and spring night races on the Jeddah corniche. For advertisers, it’s gold—car buyers, EV fans, travel planners, …

The lights at Boulevard City will burn brighter this December. Saudi Arabia is set to host the Esports World Cup 2025, a global gaming showdown that places Riyadh at the …

Drive north from Tabuk and the desert looks endless until steel frames rise from the horizon. The air buzzes with machinery and radio chatter. Workers in reflective vests move between …

Phones unlock faces before dawn prayers; watches count steps and heartbeats; every click carries a trace. In Saudi Arabia, where digital services have replaced paper and queues, questions about privacy …

It’s evening on Riyadh’s Tahlia Street. A group of students sit under café lights, talking not about the past but what’s next—AI, remote jobs, renewable cities, and NEOM. For Saudi …

Riyadh mornings begin with strong coffee and cautious budgeting. Jeddah evenings close with delivery apps, mall lights, and quiet math—what’s left after rent, fuel, and a small indulgence. The cost …

Morning traffic in Riyadh still hums, but the city’s workday has slipped its old routine. Some people start at Fajr and finish by noon. Others split the day—client calls after …