Saudi mouthpiece assails Turkeys Erdogan

July 22, 2016 17:57

The influential Saudi daily Asharq Al-Awsat, which belongs to Prince Faisal bin Salman (son of King Salman), Governor of Madinah, tore into Turkish President Recep Erdogan with a series of vicious attacks that brings to the fore the cracks in the politics of the Muslim Middle East following the failed coup in Turkey last Friday.

On successive days, three Op-Eds have appeared, authored by two of the most authoritative establishment talkers in the Saudi media '" Abdulrahman Al-Rashed (currently general manager of Al-Arabiya television and formerly editor-in-chief of the daily) and Eyad Abu Shakra (incumbent managing editor of the daily).

Read MK Bhadrakumar's column here.

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