Donald Trump has announced a landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, while continuing efforts to prevent Tehran from developing a nuclear weapon. The agreement has raised questions about its driving forces and potential reception both domestically and across the Gulf region.
What the Agreement Contains
Jonathan Freedland spoke with Robert Jimison, who covers Congress for the New York Times with a focus on defence and foreign policy, about the contents of the agreement. Jimison explained why the deal matters and the political challenges it could face.
Political Challenges Ahead
The deal is likely to face scrutiny at home and abroad. Its implications for regional stability and non-proliferation efforts remain key points of discussion.
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