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Yemen’s War Theatre Just Got More Complicated

If few were ever under the illusion that Saudi Arabia could manifest its hegemonic ambi- tions in Yemen by sheer military force, the recent collapse in Aden of Riyadh’s tentative alliance with the UAE only serves to underscore the pending demise of the kingdom’s so-called coalition…

Catherine Shakdam

As the War in Yemen Spins Out of Control, Tehran Finds Itself Deprived of a Say

At the beginning of the month, highly influential former President of Yemen Abdullah Saleh was assassinated at one of his residences. It is reported that his body was displayed to the public to show them that the “traitor” was killed, while...

Alexander Orlov

The Hardest Road Ahead - Yemen’s Conflit Just Got Muddier

Yemen’s longest serving president Ali Abdullah Saleh is no more! If news of his death may have left many to rejoice at the demise of a man they perceived as a tyrant - an opportunist hungry for power and wealth, Yemen’s former strongman nevertheless spoke...

Catherine Shakdam

Middle East is Risking to Pay Too High a Price for the Murder of Abdullah Saleh

Alexander Orlov

Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen: Are Negotiations Being Considered?

Caleb Maupin

UNHRC Yemen Inquiry is Doomed to Fail Magnanimously

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Yemen: KSA’s Deadly War That Sees No End

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Who Should be Held Responsible for the Cold-blooded Genocide in Yemen

Martin Berger

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