This is the Guardian.

Today, Saudi crown prince Muhammad bin Salman was shunned by the west after the brutal killing of Jamal Khashoggi.

But is all that starting to change?

It's been four years since the brutal killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, an event that shocked the world.

After a fortnight of denials, Saudi Arabia has admitted that the missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi died during his visit to the country's consulate in Istanbul earlier this month.

The word saw is a clear referral that they are using a saw to dismember his body right on the spot.

CNN can now reveal Jamal Khashoggi's lost words. I can't breathe. I can't breathe.

And one with huge ramifications for one man in particular, Muhammad bin Salman, the crown prince, an effective leader of Saudi Arabia.

Everywhere he has turned every move he has made, Khashoggi has learned large over him.

The new CIA assessment finds that Prince Muhammad bin Salman ordered the killing.

He was shunned by world leaders.

You were running in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact the pariah that they are.

But in the last few months, as Middle East correspondent Martin Shulov has watched on, it's clear that something has started to change.

Or this is very much a reintroduction of Muhammad bin Salman onto the world stage.

It's a moment that he's been waiting for for quite some time for up to four years.

Thank you Mr. President. I'm very glad to be in Greece.

Saudi crown prince Muhammad bin Salman is visiting Turkey for the first time.

President Biden touched down in Jedis Saudi Arabia Friday after a storm.

MBS is traveling again, back on the world stage.

And this week the US State Department approved the sale of billions of dollars of weapons to the kingdom.

For a young leader in waiting, still learning how the world works.

He's re-embraced by the same countries that called him a pariah only a few years ago.

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