One might be taken in by former Yemeni President Abdo Rabbu Mansour Hadi, until meeting him in person. A very “adi” — mediocre — guy,…
Farea Al-Muslimi17 May، 2022
Farea Al-Muslimi
Is a research fellow at Chatham House’s Middle East and North Africa Programme. His research focuses on Yemen and the wider Gulf region. Before joining Chatham House, he chaired the Sana’a Center for Strategic Studies, Yemen’s premier think-tank, which he co-founded in 2014.
“Yemen, the country of untold stories.”
Recent Writings
In pre-Christian times, Yemen’s Shabwa region was the capital of three ancient Yemeni kingdoms: Qataban, Osan and Hadramawt. It possesses incredible geographic diversity, with…
Farea Al-Muslimi7 July، 2021
In conflict-affected countries, healthcare systems have been neglected or destroyed, basic services such as water are often lacking, and civilians are already living under extreme…
Farah Alhattab24 April، 2020
Il y a un an, le journaliste et éditorialiste au «Washington Post» était assassiné à Istanbul dans l'enceinte du consulat d'Arabie Saoudite. Ce meurtre résonne…
Farea Al-Muslimi4 October، 2019
The last time I saw my friend Jamal Khashoggi was in September 2017, when he was settling into his self-imposed exile in the United States.…
Farea Al-Muslimi2 October، 2019
Den Journalisten Jamal Khashoggi und den Intellektuellen Farea Al-Muslimi verband eine Freundschaft – und politische Feindschaft. Eine Würdigung zum Todestag Khashoggis Am 2. Oktober 2018…
Farea Al-Muslimi2 October، 2019
In Exile in Turkey, Yemen’s Muslim Brothers Cling to Caliphate Dreams
In 2011, one of the first major decisions of the government that came to power in Yemen after that year’s revolution, which was controlled by…
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Redesignating the Houthis a terrorist group is not a bad policy: it is no policy at all
The US redesignation of the Houthis as Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGT) represents continuing inconsistency in its policy towards Yemen – or rather the complete…
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