2018 was indeed a hot year for the Saudi regime. It might be much hotter in 2019.

The dust settles evidence conclude a very close collaboration between Bin Salman and the Zionist regime.

It was last December when he was one of the world’s most admired leaders. No one even could even imagine that the year would end this year and the shining character being transformed into a miserable caricature.

They call it surreal humor or absurd comedy. Exactly like what is happening in Bahrain and its so-called general elections these days.

Bahrain observers warn that Sheikh Salman’s life imprisonment is not a unique case and is a part of the active and systematic violations of human rights in Bahrain.

Almost 2 years after a damning report by the German BND about MBS’s existential threat to International peace.

Back in March, almost no one could predict that Bin Salman would get back to spotlight, this time as a rogue and unpredictable dictator.

The Yemen conflict, a crucially important conflict initially underreported across the mainstream media is now turned into a litmus test for the Saudi regime’s real potency and might in a direct war.