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The Iran-Saudi Deal and China’s diplomatic coup in the Middle East (Opinion)

Saudi Arabia and Iran are two neighbouring countries, which have many things in common, such as religion, culture and history, and the two countries should generally maintain good relations. But in reality, it is completely opposite. Diplomatic relations between Tehran and Riyadh have been suspended since 2016. That year, Saudi Arabia executed 81 people in one day, most of whom were Shia Muslims. Protesters stormed the Saudi embassy in Tehran to protest the execution of an influential Shia religious leader. Because of that incident, Iran and Saudi Arabia ended diplomatic relations. In addition, Iran and Saudi Arabia are in conflicting

A New Order in the Middle East? (Opinion)

In international politics, there is no such thing as a permanent enemy and friend. The course of world politics changes from moment to moment due to various influential decisions, activities and policy formulation of global leaders. Due to national interests, a rival state can suddenly turn from an important friend and a close friend to an extreme enemy. Historically, it is recognized that every statesman has become extremely pragmatic and uncompromising at crucial times to protect the national interest. Geographically, the Middle East is considered as a bridge between Europe-Asia countries. So people from different parts of the world meet

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