Friends and enemies behind the eyes call Muhammad ibn Salman Al Saud simply MBS. The crown prince of Saudi Arabia is not even forty, but he is already considered one of the most influential and controversial politicians in the world. The prince is charming, cunning and knows how to take risks, he carefully monitors his reputation, appreciates loyal allies and communicates on equal terms with politicians of the West and the East. In a short time, he won the palace intrigues, liberalized strict norms of social behavior and announced a large-scale reform program designed to reduce the country's dependence on oil revenues. And MBS is known for a luxurious lifestyle, even by the standards of the Saudis, he brutally cracks down on political opponents, critics and independent journalists.