Houthi Advances Complicate the Saudi Path Out of Yemen
A precipitous withdrawal risks greater instability and further disintegration of the war-torn country.
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Will Yemen Be a Gas Exporter Again?
Yemen LNG, the country’s largest industrial project, has been inactive for nearly five years. Both political and gas market volatility threaten to keep it that way.
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Internal Divisions in Yemen Pave the Way for Houthis' Advance
In a country where alliances are continually shifting, security services and military performance rely on personal loyalty and tribal allegiance.
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The Yemeni E-rial: A Digital Projection of Monetary Authority
The Houthis are unlikely to find immediate solutions in their nascent electronic currency, but this financial technology nevertheless serves a political purpose for the rebel group.
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U.S.-Iranian Tensions: Yemen
Ambassador Stephen A. Seche assesses the prospects for an end to the conflict in Yemen, in light of U.S.-Iranian tensions.
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Prospects for Negotiations and a United Yemen
Ambassador Stephen A. Seche sat down with Mohammed Abulahoum from Yemen's Justice and Building Party to discuss the potential for a resolution to the conflict and a unified Yemeni state.
Discussion with Mohammed Abulahoum
Abulahoum discussed the November 5 power-sharing agreement between the U.N.-recognized Yemeni government of President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi and the pro-secession Southern Transitional Council.
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Saudi-Brokered Deal Defuses Tensions in Yemen’s South, but Security Challenges Linger
The Saudi-brokered bargain, referred to as the Riyadh agreement, is a significant breakthrough that, if successful, will prevent the fragmentation of the country and avert a new civil war.
Yemen at a Crossroads: Are New Conflict Dynamics Reshaping the Country’s Future?
AGSIW hosted a discussion on recent developments in Yemen's war and issues central to the future of the country.
Yemen’s War: No Longer Forgotten, but Still Unresolved
There are signs Yemen's war is no longer "forgotten," but is it any closer to coming to an end?
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