LONDON: For decades, the UK-Saudi relationship has been defined by energy, defense, trade and intelligence cooperation. But as conflict and instability increasingly threaten the Gulf’s shipping lanes, energy infrastructure and critical technologies, Sir Liam Fox argues that the partnership now needs to evolve into something broader: a long-term security architecture capable of protecting both national sovereignty and the global economy. Speaking to the Saudi-British Society at London’s Royal Tha

Source: Arab News