Tag: Mohammed bin Salman

The new landscape consolidates Riyadh’s position as a regional power.

Washington opposes exposing the security of the Arabian Gulf to risks, whether the threat comes from Israel or Iran.

Trump and the Republican leaders in Congress had to succumb to public pressure.

The crown prince’s historic visit to the US this week crowned these bilateral relations, elevating Saudi Arabia to the status of a major non-NATO ally and a trusted strategic partner.

Riyadh's strategy is to maintain the historical relationship with Washington, whether under a Republican or Democratic administration.

And the man behind “Vision 2030” has shown that he is well aware that the U.S. can offer Saudi Arabia what few others can: economically, politically, in defense, in technology, and in artificial intelligence, the new key to progress.

As the U.N. stumbles, and the U.S. and China build rival global coalitions, tackling collective challenges would be harder.

The U.S. seeks to restore its position in the Middle East and contain China’s growing influence.

The West wants to limit cooperation with Russia and knows that Riyadh is looking to China to 'de-Americanize' its future.

Instead of bemoaning China’s growing presence in the region, the U.S. should increase its own.

The Biden administration may once again recognize Saudi Arabia's indispensable role in regional stability.