Saudi Arabia Courting Chinese Diplomats in a Signal It Wants a Defense Pact With Washington
The kingdom’s ambitions could extend even to a nuclear program.
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GABRIEL DIAMOND
Litchfield County, Connecticut
Gabriel Diamond is a Staff Reporter of The New York Sun.
Mr. Diamond is a fellow at the Yorktown Institute. He has written for, among other papers, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Hill, National Review, and the Boston Globe.
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