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This is CBS Eye on the World with John Batchler. Here's John Batchler.

Saudi Arabia, Jeddah, the scene of peace talks maybe. Right now the Wall Street Journal is running this headline.

In Saudi Arabia's Ukraine peace talks, how to measure success, there is the possibility that it won't happen.

Because as late as now, it is not clear on the website that it's confirmed.

But up to 30 countries to attend to talk about peace in Ukraine.

Much more importantly, this meeting is a gathering of Muhammad bin Salman, MBS himself.

And I welcome Jonathan Schanzer of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies to help me sort through

MBS's ambitions, activities, vision of himself and of Saudi Arabia as a convener of a peace talk.

At the same time, they're talking about peace with Tehran.

They're talking about dealing with China all the time as a bridge to China.

The Middle East has become a global affair.

Jonathan, a very good even to own a start simply. MBS calls peace talks.

People are showing up 30 countries, including big ones. South Africa, India and perhaps China, but certainly Turkey showing up.

All of this and Brazil, all of this suggests to me that MBS is on the phone or on the Zoom talking to his co-equals overseas and they're responding.

Why? What does MBS represent to that wide range of countries, much larger countries than Saudi Arabia?

Good evening, John. Yeah, I think the easiest way to describe what's going on here is that Saudi Arabia is trying to fill some new roles for itself.

We've seen through Muhammad bin Salman, this crown prince, very controversial crown prince.

He's come out with something that he calls vision 2030.

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