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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was seen driving Turkish President Erdogan in an electric car on the latter’s visit to Jeddah, following years of strained ties between the two countries.
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Iran said it would defend itself after Israel struck missile interests in the country early on Saturday, amid increasing tensions between the arch-foes.
Analysis: With its partnership with Israel in tatters and growing military dependency on Iran, Russia has fewer cards to play than in past crises.
Analysis: As relations with Washington take a sour turn, Riyadh is exploring new options to extend its geopolitical influence.
Cooperation between Turkish and Qatari militaries has notably intensified since the Saudi-led blockade on Qatar, and Turkey is only but strengthening its presence in the small Gulf region.
Ankara will build a base in Libya’s Tripoli after completing its expansion in Qatar, reports said.
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Analysis: Saudi Arabia's foreign policy has been largely ambivalent towards diplomatic realignments in the region. But as US influence declines, which options will Riyadh pursue?
The US has conducted its first drone strike into Syria from a base in Turkey, ahead of what Ankara said would soon be a "comprehensive battle" against Islamic State.
Donald Trump vetoed three congressional resolutions barring billions of dollars in weapons sales to countries including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, which are engaged in a devastating war in Yemen.
Analysis: The use of drone footage has given non-state actors the ability to broadcast their capabilities, threaten their adversaries, and produce propaganda.