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Special Thomas Friedman: Young Saudis really want their country to succeed

Thomas Friedman: Young Saudis really want their country to succeed

  • New York Times journalist Thomas Friedman has interviewed the Crown Prince twice in past three years
  • Friedman spoke recently about the recent changes he’s witnessed in Saudi Arabia
By Muath Alamri ·
Special Saudi crown prince woos US media with promises of reform

Saudi crown prince woos US media with promises of reform

By PHIL SANDS ·
How CBS interview with Saudi crown prince set the tone for American tour

How CBS interview with Saudi crown prince set the tone for American tour

By JONATHAN LESSWARE & BEN FLANAGAN ·
Update Saudi crown prince discusses anti-corruption crackdown, threats posed by Iran, and his vision for the Kingdom in first US TV interview

Saudi crown prince discusses anti-corruption crackdown, threats posed by Iran, and his vision for the Kingdom in first US TV interview

By Arab News ·
Exclusive Exclusive: Norah O’Donnell on how CBS landed Saudi Crown Prince interview

Exclusive: Norah O’Donnell on how CBS landed Saudi Crown Prince interview

By ANNA PUKAS ·
US ‘60 Minutes’ to air interview with Saudi crown prince

US ‘60 Minutes’ to air interview with Saudi crown prince

By Arab News ·

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