Saudi Arabia's Prince Salman appointed crown prince
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Ex-crown Prince should thank God,for just being deposed not disposed.
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From now on, as a proxy UAE is no.1 politic power in GCC.....Declining times for KSA begins..
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Muhammad bin Nayef.nephew of Salman.
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Its quite tricky last CP has less love for pakistan GRS will now have significant role in future.
As the news broke why on earth we see these pro iranians newspaper start twisting FACTS today :
PM's adviser says Raheel Sharif cannot be recalled from Saudi Arabia- DAWN NEWS
Gen (retd) Raheel Sharif is heading Islamic Military Alliance in personal capacity:ET PAK
While briefing the Foreign Affairs Committee of Senate on Saudi-Qatar conflict, Aziz said that Raheel Sharif must comeback to Pakistan voluntarily- THE NATION (PRO IRAN DAILY NO DOUBT)
Raheel Sharif must come back voluntarily, says Sartaj Aziz - PAKISTAN TODAY - (Another PRO IRAN DAILY RUN BY ARIF NIZAMI)
See 4 headlines four different views causing confusion and difficulties for pakistan and pakistanis in ME conflict.
As the news broke why on earth we see these pro iranians newspaper start twisting FACTS today :
PM's adviser says Raheel Sharif cannot be recalled from Saudi Arabia- DAWN NEWS
Gen (retd) Raheel Sharif is heading Islamic Military Alliance in personal capacity:ET PAK
While briefing the Foreign Affairs Committee of Senate on Saudi-Qatar conflict, Aziz said that Raheel Sharif must comeback to Pakistan voluntarily- THE NATION (PRO IRAN DAILY NO DOUBT)
Raheel Sharif must come back voluntarily, says Sartaj Aziz - PAKISTAN TODAY - (Another PRO IRAN DAILY RUN BY ARIF NIZAMI)
See 4 headlines four different views causing confusion and difficulties for pakistan and pakistanis in ME conflict.
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Not really a surprise given how fast the 31 year old crown prince has moved up recently.
Does he actually have the expertise to navigate the running of the Kingdom is going to be an entirely different question.
Does he actually have the expertise to navigate the running of the Kingdom is going to be an entirely different question.
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Wasn't this coming? Ambition. And royal ambition respects no barrier.
https://en.dailypakistan.com.pk/world/meet-muhammad-bin-salman-the-new-crown-prince-of-saudi-arabia/
Meet Muhammad Bin Salman, the new Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
by Haider Ali Sindhu | Published on June 21, 2017
https://en.dailypakistan.com.pk/world/meet-muhammad-bin-salman-the-new-crown-prince-of-saudi-arabia/
Meet Muhammad Bin Salman, the new Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
- Muhammad Bin Salman born in 1985, earned law degree from King Saud University
- Became special advisor to his father in 2009, elevated to Chief of the Crown Prince Court in 2012
- Youngest Defence Minister in 2015, appointed as Deputy Crown Prince same year
- Replaced Muhammad bin Nayef to become Crown Prince in 2017
by Haider Ali Sindhu | Published on June 21, 2017
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http://www.deccanherald.com/content/618513/saudi-king-upends-royal-succession.html
Associated Press, Riyadh, Jun 21 2017, 11:32 IST
Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Reuters File Photo
Saudi Arabia's King Salman today appointed his 31-year-old son Mohammed bin Salman as crown prince, placing him firmly as first-in-line to the throne and removing the country's counterterrorism czar and a figure well-known to Washington from the royal line of succession.
In a series of royal decrees carried on the state-run Saudi Press Agency, the monarch stripped Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, who had been positioned to inherit the throne, from his title as crown prince and from his powerful position as the country's interior minister overseeing security.
The newly announced Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman already oversees a vast portfolio as defence minister and head of an economic council tasked with overhauling the country's economy.
He had previously been the second-in-line to the throne as deputy crown prince, though royal watchers had long suspected his rise to power under his father's reign might also accelerate his ascension to the throne.
The young prince was little known to Saudis and outsiders before Salman became king in January 2015. He had previously been in charge of his father's royal court when Salman was the crown prince.
The Saudi monarch, who holds near absolute powers, quickly awarded his son expansive powers to the surprise of many within the royal family who are more senior and more experienced than Mohammed bin Salman, also known by his initials MBS.
The royal decree issued today stated that "a majority" of senior royal members from the so-called Allegiance Council supported the recasting of the line of succession. Saudi Arabia's state TV said 31 out of 34 of the council's members voted in favour of the changes.
The Allegiance Council is a body made up of the sons and prominent grandsons of the founder of the Saudi state, the late King Abdul-Aziz, who vote to pick the king and crown prince from among themselves.
Over the weekend, the king had issued a decree restructuring Saudi Arabia's system for prosecutions that stripped Mohammed bin Nayef of longstanding powers overseeing criminal investigations and instead ordered that a newly- named Office of Public Prosecution and prosecutor report directly to the monarch.
Mohammed bin Nayef was not believed to have played a significant role in Saudi and Emirati-led efforts to isolate Qatar for its support of Islamist groups and ties with Iran.
The prince had appeared to be slipping from the public eye as his nephew, Mohammed bin Salman, embarked on major overseas visits, including a trip to the White House to meet President Donald Trump in March.
That visit to Washington helped lay the foundation for Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia in May, which marked the president's first overseas visit and which was promoted heavily by the kingdom as proof of its weight in the region and wider Muslim world.
Saudi-US relations had cooled under the Obama administration after Washington pursued a nuclear accord with Shiite-ruled Iran that the Sunni-ruled kingdom strongly opposed.
The warm ties forged between Riyadh and Washington under the Trump administration may have helped accelerate Mohammed bin Salman's ascension as crown prince.
Despite his ambitions, which include overhauling the kingdom's economy away from its reliance on oil, the prince has faced failures and strong criticism for the Saudi-led war in Yemen, which he oversees as defence minister.
The war, launched more than two years ago, has failed to dislodge Iranian-allied rebels known as Houthis from the capital, Sanaa, and has had devastating effects on the impoverished country.
Rights groups say Saudi forces have killed scores of civilians and have called on the US, as well as the UK and France, to halt the sale of weapons to Saudi Arabia that could be used in the Yemen war.
The US already is helping the Saudis with intelligence and logistical support for the bombing campaign in Yemen, and the Trump administration has signalled it could assist with greater intelligence support to counter Iranian influence there.
Associated Press, Riyadh, Jun 21 2017, 11:32 IST
Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Reuters File Photo
Saudi Arabia's King Salman today appointed his 31-year-old son Mohammed bin Salman as crown prince, placing him firmly as first-in-line to the throne and removing the country's counterterrorism czar and a figure well-known to Washington from the royal line of succession.
In a series of royal decrees carried on the state-run Saudi Press Agency, the monarch stripped Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, who had been positioned to inherit the throne, from his title as crown prince and from his powerful position as the country's interior minister overseeing security.
The newly announced Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman already oversees a vast portfolio as defence minister and head of an economic council tasked with overhauling the country's economy.
He had previously been the second-in-line to the throne as deputy crown prince, though royal watchers had long suspected his rise to power under his father's reign might also accelerate his ascension to the throne.
The young prince was little known to Saudis and outsiders before Salman became king in January 2015. He had previously been in charge of his father's royal court when Salman was the crown prince.
The Saudi monarch, who holds near absolute powers, quickly awarded his son expansive powers to the surprise of many within the royal family who are more senior and more experienced than Mohammed bin Salman, also known by his initials MBS.
The royal decree issued today stated that "a majority" of senior royal members from the so-called Allegiance Council supported the recasting of the line of succession. Saudi Arabia's state TV said 31 out of 34 of the council's members voted in favour of the changes.
The Allegiance Council is a body made up of the sons and prominent grandsons of the founder of the Saudi state, the late King Abdul-Aziz, who vote to pick the king and crown prince from among themselves.
Over the weekend, the king had issued a decree restructuring Saudi Arabia's system for prosecutions that stripped Mohammed bin Nayef of longstanding powers overseeing criminal investigations and instead ordered that a newly- named Office of Public Prosecution and prosecutor report directly to the monarch.
Mohammed bin Nayef was not believed to have played a significant role in Saudi and Emirati-led efforts to isolate Qatar for its support of Islamist groups and ties with Iran.
The prince had appeared to be slipping from the public eye as his nephew, Mohammed bin Salman, embarked on major overseas visits, including a trip to the White House to meet President Donald Trump in March.
That visit to Washington helped lay the foundation for Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia in May, which marked the president's first overseas visit and which was promoted heavily by the kingdom as proof of its weight in the region and wider Muslim world.
Saudi-US relations had cooled under the Obama administration after Washington pursued a nuclear accord with Shiite-ruled Iran that the Sunni-ruled kingdom strongly opposed.
The warm ties forged between Riyadh and Washington under the Trump administration may have helped accelerate Mohammed bin Salman's ascension as crown prince.
Despite his ambitions, which include overhauling the kingdom's economy away from its reliance on oil, the prince has faced failures and strong criticism for the Saudi-led war in Yemen, which he oversees as defence minister.
The war, launched more than two years ago, has failed to dislodge Iranian-allied rebels known as Houthis from the capital, Sanaa, and has had devastating effects on the impoverished country.
Rights groups say Saudi forces have killed scores of civilians and have called on the US, as well as the UK and France, to halt the sale of weapons to Saudi Arabia that could be used in the Yemen war.
The US already is helping the Saudis with intelligence and logistical support for the bombing campaign in Yemen, and the Trump administration has signalled it could assist with greater intelligence support to counter Iranian influence there.
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The Prince MBS was chosen as crown prince by 31 of the 34 Royal counsel and approved by the leaving crown prince..then came the Royal decree for his nomination as the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia..
The title of the Thread is false.. too bad!
The title of the Thread is false.. too bad!
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You know and we know from where these appointment comes. While ago Suadis used to say Nayaf is the brainchild of all Saudi reforms and now .... Nayaf oppose Yeman and Qatar adventure ..
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Firstly changes must be made in Israel.
A reduction of israel ground would be the beginning.
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