Saudi and Iran reconcile in China, agree to resume flights and reopen embassies.

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Iran and Saudi Arabia have restored diplomatic ties after a seven-year rift, agreeing to pursue economic cooperation and affirming the need for regional stability. The agreement was reached in Beijing during a meeting between the Iranian and Saudi foreign ministers, a month after China had brokered an initial reconciliation agreement between the two regional powerhouses. The latest understanding further lowers the chance of armed conflict between the rivals, both directly and in proxy conflicts around the region.
- Saudi, Iran restore ties, say they seek Mideast stability The Associated Press
- Foreign ministers of Iran, Saudi Arabia meet in Beijing since 2016 Al Jazeera English
- Saudi, Iranian Foreign Ministers Agree to Resume Flights After Beijing Meeting The Wall Street Journal
- Iran and Saudi Arabia agree to reopen embassies, resume flights in China-brokered thaw Yahoo News
- Saudi-Iranian ties: A history of ups and downs Reuters
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