Voilà qui devrait répondre à la question : « I mean, who “likes” Saudi foreign policy ?! » : le Telegraph ne semble pas très gêné de publier d’ignobles saloperies de ce genre : Saudi Arabia is emerging as the new Arab superpower
▻http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/saudiarabia/11583598/Saudi-Arabia-is-emerging-as-the-new-Arab-superpower.html
In this context the kingdom is now emerging as the Arab world’s most powerful state, with the result that the new government in Riyadh is giving serious consideration as to how it should respond to the many new challenges that have arisen in the region.
A key element of this new Saudi defence doctrine is to bolster Riyadh’s relationships with key strategic partners in the Arab world. For example, when Iran-supported insurgents sought to overthrow the government of Bahrain in 2011, the Saudis were quick to spearhead a Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) contingent that moved in to secure critical state infrastructure and preserve the sovereignty of the Bahraini state.
(via Angry Arab)
