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How is the media covering Mohammed Bin Salman?Mohammed Bin Salman often is covered by Right and Left Media sources.
Left: 34%
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Right: 42%
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Media Bias Breakdown
How is the media covering Mohammed Bin Salman?Mohammed Bin Salman often is covered by Right and Left Media sources.
Left: 34%
24%
Right: 42%
Top Mohammed Bin Salman News
Mohammed Bin Salman · Saudi ArabiaSaudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reportedly rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's request to join the Abraham Accords during their Nov. 18 White House meeting. The conversation allegedly became tense, as Trump pressed for immediate normalization of relations with with Israel.See the Story
Saudi Crown Prince Rejects Trump's Abraham Accords Push
56% Right coverage: 32 sources
Donald Trump · SudanPresident Trump’s announcement earlier this month that he will push for a ceasefire in Sudan has been welcomed by officials and experts as shining a light on a devastating conflict that has fueled the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. But experts are cynical that a breakthrough will materialize, citing the administration’s shallow diplomacy, Trump’s conflict of…See the Story
Trump’s Sudan Peace Push Met with Skepticism: ‘They Don’t See a Reason to Stop’
78% Center coverage: 9 sources
Mohammed Bin Salman · Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia is doing something that might seem confusing; it’s spending more, borrowing more, and pushing ahead with massive economic projects, even though oil prices are far too low to balance the budget. According to the new 2026 budget outline released on Tuesday, Riyadh plans to spend 1.3 trillion riyals (about $350 billion) next year and keep it at roughly that level through 2027. That kind of spending locks in a deficit of about 3.3% of G…See the Story
Saudi Budget Defies Oil Slump With More Spending and More Debt
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
