Amnesty International says executions in Saudi Arabia hit a record high last year, with 345 people put to death.

The move is the latest sign that foreign investors are flocking back to New York’s rapidly recovering real-estate market.

The kingdom executed 1,816 people between January 2014 and June 2025, including nationals from Egypt, Ethiopia, Jordan, ...

Escape from Hanhounia Hell has topped the box office at home in its opening weekend beating global hit Jurassic World: ...

OPEC+ jolted markets by announcing it would flood the market with more oil.

Saudi Awwal Bank’s investment arm plans to raise as much as one billion riyals ($266 million) for its first private credit ...

A podcast special from The Athletic exploring Saudi Arabia's influence on two key tournaments in the U.S. this summer — on ...

Inter Miami reportedly have a 12-month extension clause in place which can be triggered by the club at any time. However, ...

Saudi Aramco is raising crude prices globally next month despite OPEC+’s decision to significantly increase oil supply.

The second round of Gaza ceasefire negotiations will begin Monday afternoon in Doha, Qatar. There is "a positive atmosphere" ...

Prince Khalid bin Salman's secret White House meeting with Trump focused on Middle East peace efforts, including Iran ...

In this excerpt from Karen Elliott House’s forthcoming biography of Mohammed bin Salman, the future king emerges as a driven, ...