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The Middle East is witnessing a new cold war between Iran, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. All three military powers see themselves as the legitimate successors to historical empires that once ruled the region.
Most of the threats facing Saudi Arabia have been coming from the east, driving the Kingdom to develop alliances and counter policies. This is what makes Saudi Arabia’s recent counterintuitive rapprochement with Iran one of its most important diplomatic displays. It has taken one step toward Iran, with Chinese sponsorship, while another step with the United States is still being negotiated. With such bold steps rearranging relations with an old ally, the United States, what is the future of the fresh relation with Tehran?
On 14 February, 1945, while US President Franklin D Roosevelt was returning from the Yalta Conference where he met Britain's Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin of the USSR, King Abdulaziz Al-Saud, ...