By Mohammad Mazhari

U.S. never tolerates competition in arms sale in West Asia market: military analyst

TEHRAN – A senior Lebanese political and military analyst says the U.S. never accepted anybody to challenge it in the arms market in West Asia, especially in Saudi Arabia.

By Mohammad Mazhari

Riyadh-Beijing cooperation makes U.S. leaders more suspicious of Saudis: historian

TEHRAN - Kurk Dorsey, a professor of history at New Hampshire University, tells the Tehran Times that collaboration between China and Saudi Arabia in building ballistic missiles will make “U.S. leaders more suspicious of the Saudis.”

By Mohammad Mazhari

Saudis have realized they need modus vivendi with Iran: professor

‘Saudis no longer seeing Persian Gulf security as a zero-sum game’

TEHRAN - A professor of government at Georgetown University in Qatar says that the Saudis have found out that they need to work with Iran within a modus vivendi.

By Mohammad Mazhari

Saudi ties are deep with both established parties in U.S.: American writer

TEHRAN – An American writer says that the U.S. with its two main parties (Democrats and Republicans) have deep ties with Saudi Arabia.