From the killing of Jamal Khashoggi to hacking Jeff Bezos, we look at some of the incidents that have earned the Saudi crown prince such notoriety
The arrest of former Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Nayef and King Salman’s younger brother Ahmed bin Abdulaziz by the current Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman marks a new landmark in young royal’s attempts to tighten his grip on power.
At home he has set Saudi Arabia on a path towards social liberalisation, by allowing greater freedoms for women, allowing music concerts, and cinemas, while simultaneously launching a campaign of repression targeting women’s rights activists and other political opponents. After an initial warm reception among Western leaders, MBS has earned a reputation for brutality and recklessness. Purging family members
Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist, was murdered and dismembered in Istanbul while visiting the Saudi consulate to obtain marriage paperwork.
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