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Significance of China-Brokered Iran-Saudi Agreement – Trita Parsi

Mar 15, 2023

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Israeli Democracy - Is There a Risk of a Strike on Iran?

03:58

Saudi Arabia and Iran - What's the Benefit?

03:21

Saudi Arabia's Relationship With Other World Powers Is Quite Complimented

02:07

Introduction

2min

Saudi Arabia and Iran - What's the Benefit?

3min

Saudi Arabia's Relationship With Other World Powers Is Quite Complimented

2min

Will the US Negotiate or Deal With Saudi Arabia Affect the Middle East?

2min

Israeli Democracy - Is There a Risk of a Strike on Iran?

4min

The US Supporting Israel in a Potential War or Conflict With Iran

2min

Is the Biden Administration Pursuing a Policy That Is Bringing It Closer and Closer to a War?

2min

Is Iran Enriching Uranium Up to 84%?

2min

How Does This Change the Geopolitical Position of Iran?

2min

Saudi Arabia and Iran have agreed to re-establish diplomatic ties, with China showing itself to be a neutral and effective negotiator in the region. Talia Baroncelli speaks to Trita Parsi, the Executive Vice President of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, on how this shift in Saudi-Iran relations affects Israel's posture toward achieving normalization with Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, the United States' recent departure from its usual condemnation of Israeli drone strikes on Iran and its open support for Israeli belligerence signals a new dangerous policy that increases the likelihood of war with Iran.