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Wednesday, 28 February 2018

Saudi Arabia Needs "Shock Therapy" To Nix Corruption, Says Crown Prince

  1. Saudi Arabia Needs "Shock Therapy" To Nix Corruption, Says Crown Prince  NDTV
  2. Saudi crown prince says corruption purge supports budget: Washington Post  Times of India
  3. Saudi crown prince defends reform push  gulfnews.com
  4. The crown prince of Saudi Arabia is giving his country shock therapy  Washington Post
  5. Boris Johnson: Saudi reformer Mohammed bin Salman deserves our support  The TimesFull coverage
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