Middle East Matters

Mohammed Alyahya, Editor-in-Chief of Al Arabiya English.

Raghida Dergham, award-winning journalist and Founder and Executive Chairman of the Beirut Institute.

This episode of Middle East Matters is the fifth installment of a series titled, “USA 2020: The View from the Arab World.”

This episode of Middle East Matters is the fourth installment of a series titled, “USA 2020: The View from the Arab World.”

This episode of Middle East Matters is the third installment of a series titled, “USA 2020: The View from the Arab World.”

This episode of Middle East Matters is the second installment of a series titled, “USA 2020: The View from the Arab World."

This episode of Middle East Matters is the first installment of a series titled, “USA 2020: The View from the Arab World.”

A week before recording this episode, the U.S. Congress released a report directly naming Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as the party responsible for the October 2018 murder of the Saudi columnist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi. The Biden administration has imposed a ban on several leading Saudi officials who were also implicated in that crime, but it has conspicuously avoided slapping sanctions on the crown prince himself, setting off a debate in this country about the proper U.S. relationship with Saudi Arabia and with Saudi Arabia's leaders. MEI Faculty Director Tarek Masoud sat down with Professor Bernard Haykel of Princeton University to discuss Saudi Arabia, its leader, and the future of U.S.-Saudi Relations.

MEI Faculty Director Tarek Masoud and MEI Visiting Fellow Karim Haggag in conversation with journalist Mina Al-Oraibi, Editor-in-Chief of" The National."