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Iran, Saudi Arabia Set to Reopen Embassies

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    APR 2023
    Image copyright: Saudi Press Agency/AFP/Getty Images [via The Guardian]
    story last updated NOV 2023

    The Spin

    Pro-establishment narrative

    The Saudi-Iranian diplomatic overtures are not necessarily bad news for Washington, as greater regional security also serves US interests. Yet Washington should also seize the opportunity to focus on promoting political pluralism and human rights in the region to achieve lasting peace. Moreover, to effectively contain the authoritarian PRC regime's growing regional influence, Washington must defend its interests and liberal values there with like-minded allies.

    Foreign Policy

    Establishment-critical narrative

    That Saudi Arabia and Iran are about to reopen their embassies signifies that China's efforts to bring peace to the region are bearing fruit. That the US pretends to welcome any development that benefits peace shows Washington has instigated regional conflicts to profit from chaos. The recent developments in the Middle East are the latest expression of the fact that Global South countries are finally fed up with Washington's hypocrisy and the export of its so-called "values."

    Global Times

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