Since March 2015, Saudi Arabia and ten other countries have been conducting a bloody airstrike campaign against the Houthi rebel forces in Yemen. The campaign,…
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By Farea Al-Muslimi, Amal Nasser, and Mansour Rageh The Yemeni government’s decision in September to relocate the central bank and replace its governor has left…
Yemen: Escalation of War and Conflict Managed On the Cheap An interview for Al-wada radio, by Nahlah al-Shahal with the researcher Farea Al-Muslimi, the writer…
By: Farea Al-Muslimi and Adam Baron Executive Summary The current armed conflict in Yemen began, essentially, as a domestic struggle for power between political and…
Few things are more damaging and futile than a war without clear goals or clear enemies. This is one reason why the war in Yemen…
With the outbreak of the most recent round of conflict after the 2011 uprisings, sectarian discourse in Yemen has grown increasingly heated. In a recent…
As violence continues in Yemen, old regional and geographical fault lines are opening up again, undermining Yemen’s unity without offering any realistic alternative to the…
The success of the UN-brokered transition process in Yemen has fallen into serious question following Hadi’s ousting and the Houthi take-over of Sanaa. For…
Despite intense debate over who will lead Yemen, any political solution much address the issue of popular committees on both sides of the conflict. The…
By seizing Sanaa and its security apparatus, the Iran-linked Houthis have imposed a new political reality in Yemen. But to secure their influence, they will…
