Saudi Prince Starts to Pay Political Price for Khashoggi Murder
The kingdom is feeling the pressure abroad while Mohammed bin Salman keeps control at home for now.
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The fallout from the murder of Saudi critic Jamal Khashoggi is mounting for the kingdom’s young leader abroad, if not so far at home.
After some of the investors who courted Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman stayed away from his glitzy gathering in Riyadh last week, the U.S. is now signaling its position on the man feted by President Donald Trump is shifting.