Houthis and Yemen
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Opinion & Analysis
Will the Saudi-Iranian Pact Stand the Test of Time?
There is a lot riding on the success of the diplomatic agreement inked in Beijing between Saudi Arabia and Iran.…
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Kordahi’s statements: a drama of Arab reality
As if the Arab political scene needed a new crisis, like the one triggered by the statements of the Lebanese…
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Have the Taliban emboldened Al Houthi?
The Taliban’s control of most of Afghanistan seems to have given Yemen’s Houthi group, Ansar Allah, its financiers, and its…
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Major recognition of mullahs’ role in Yemen
Observers recognize that President Joe Biden’s administration, unlike previous ones, does not place the Middle East crises as high a…
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An eye-opening Saudi initiative
The peace initiative announced by Saudi Arabia to end the conflict in Yemen came as a litmus test of facts…
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Libya: digging deeper into Arab wounds
The Arab body has suffered many wounds and crises since the 2011 unrest. The mere fact of talking about Arab…
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Nasrallah’s speech revives the specter of the Lebanese civil war
Last September, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah boasted of his loyalty to Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, as “our leader and…
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The real objective of the Arab coalition in Yemen
On the basis of international law and the request of the legitimate government of the country, the Arab coalition led…
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Drone wars and dangerous sectarian guerillas
We have repeatedly said that the erosion of national sovereignty in the Middle East in the interest of terrorist militias…
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Yemeni government passes the buck for political failure
It was the UAE that the “legitimate” government in Yemen chose to chalked up to its political, security and administrative…
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