The U.S. State Department has requested that D.C. federal courts grant immunity from lawsuits and prosecutions to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman regarding the killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, in a Saudi consulate in Istanbul, Turkey. This would indicate Biden Administration desperation about OPEC—which is now reported to be considering further reductions in its production targets, as member nations continue to be unable to produce even the target quotas which were just lowered by 2 million barrels/day—and about the Saudi turn toward BRICS and Eurasia.
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