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Saudi Arabia Looks to Replace Washington with Beijing

Whereas China and Russia do already have an agenda of a new, multipolar world order, they are far from the only players. While undoubtedly the most important ones, both are not only allied with each other, they are forming alliances with countries that were previously squarely placed in the US camp. Among the countries willing to turn their normal trade...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

To what limit could US-Saudi relations deteriorate?

The White House’s recent policies in the Middle East show that the United States is increasingly losing ground in the region every day. The recent visit of US President Joe Biden to Saudi Arabia was undeniable proof of this. In fact, this is happening to the US not only in the Middle East, but everywhere. And it is the failed policies of the US, as well as the current US political, military...

Valery Kulikov

Debt agony throws the US against the Arab world

Due to the US administration’s policy of continuous borrowing, including to finance the armed conflict in Ukraine, amid record inflation and fears of an impending recession, public debt exceeded $31 trillion for the first time. The Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates, but tighter lending policies are causing the federal government to spend $500 billion on servicing...

Valery Kulikov

Saudi Arabia’s Achievements and its National Day

Viktor Mikhin

Arab World is on the Verge of a Very Important Transformation

Viktor Mikhin

Why Saudi Arabia is Unlikely to Support the US in the Russia-Ukraine War

Salman Rafi Sheikh

A Reshuffling of the Alliances in the Persian Gulf

Viktor Mikhin

Saudi Arabia Realizes its Dreams

Valery Kulikov

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