Saudi, Iran detente sparks potential paradigm shifts in Middle East Politics

Rivals no longer showing their fangs to each other as tensions ease By James M Dorsey Chinese mediation between Saudi Arabia and Iran potentially signals paradigm shifts in Middle Eastern diplomacy and alliances. The mediation suggests a more productive approach than that of the United States by seeking to manage rather than resolve

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