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.
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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.
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A Fractious Unity: Conflict Dynamics in Yemen’s South
Rising tensions in Yemen’s South are rooted in long-held Southern grievances and a desire for autonomy.
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UAE Withdrawal Creates “Crucial Moment” for Yemen Conflict
With its decision to withdraw from Yemen, the UAE has fundamentally changed the strategic context in Yemen.
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International and Internal U.S. Debates Refocus Spotlight on Yemen’s Conflict
The ongoing conflict in Yemen is inching toward the center of important debates for the United States, but international attention is unlikely to have any material impact on the conduct of the war.
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Russia's Strategic Balancing Act in Yemen
Russia’s policy of strategic nonalignment in Yemen can be explained by Moscow’s interests in the Gulf of Aden, soft power promotion aspirations in the Middle East, and desire to balance the conflicting interests of its regional partners.
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U.N. Mediation Effort in Yemen at a Crossroads
The U.N. special envoy to Yemen announced that the principal parties to the conflict are now prepared to implement key provisions of the Stockholm Agreement. Is this a done deal, or just one more false start for a process that is now the object of growing skepticism?
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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