Neom, the insane urban development project in Saudi Arabia, appears to be sinking faster than the giant holes they keep ...

The Neom settlement project with the band city The Line in Saudi Arabia is controversial. It threatens to become a financial disaster.

Satellite images obtained by Business Insider show a lavish Saudi palace with private beaches, extensive gardens, a golf course, and 10 helipads.

The Line was set to house 1.5 million people by the 2030 but will now be home to just 300,000 and stretch just 2.4km as the first phase of the NEOM project has been unveiled. Building the $140 ...

A new WSJ report suggests that Saudi Arabia’s now eight-year-old Neom project — a futuristic, carbon-neutral, 105-mile-long linear city envisioned by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman — has ...

Saudi Arabia’s ambitious Neom project—which includes a sprawling all-inclusive resort on the coast, a ski resort in the mountains, and “The Line”, a pair of 480-metre-tall skyscrapers stre ...

but the project is already more than three years behind schedule and has cost three times the projected budget, The Wall Street Journal reports. Called Neom, the futuristic metropolis ...

Saudi Arabia’s 170km-long desert city is in trouble. The futuristic, carbon-neutral Neom project is turning into financial quicksand. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has staked his legacy on ...

The delays and cost overruns kept mounting and, in 2024, bin Salman fired Neom’s CEO of six years, Nadhmi al-Nasr, putting in a new team tasked with turning the project around in place.