Is Saudi-Arabia's relationship with China undermining US influence?

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Is Saudi-Arabia's relationship with China undermining US influence?

After recently welcoming US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Saudi Arabia proceeded to host the biggest Chinese-Arab business event in Riyadh. The US appears to be losing ground in the region but is Saudi Arabia abandoning Washington or just diversifying its portfolio? Guests: Ahmed Alibrahim Saudi-US Relations Analyst Abdullah Alaoudh Saudi Director for the Freedom Initiative Tom O'Connor Newsweek Senior Foreign Policy Writer