Why the Houthis Attacked Israel
Yemen’s Houthis recent attacks on Israel by missile launching and ship hijacking reflect their deep...
Between Hope and Hesitation: Understanding Yemen’s Fragile Ceasefire
In April 2022, the United Nations brokered a 6-month truce between Yemeni factions, in line...
Can Iraq Mediate in Yemen?
Although the official truce between the internationally-recognized government of Yemen and the northern Houthi rebels...
China’s Yemen Diplomacy and a Multipolar Gulf
Since it first emerged as an economic powerhouse in the 1990s and early 2000s, China...
The Complexities of a Houthi-Saudi Deal and its Impact on Yemen’s Fut...
More than seven years since the beginning of the war in Yemen, the potential Iranian-Saudi...
The Gulf in 2023 Expert Outlook
A Nuclear Arms Race Could Begin Dr. Daniel Serwer Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Gulf International Forum;...
Women, Peace and Security: Gulf Perspectives on Integration, Inclusion and ...
Executive Summary In recent years, governments in the Gulf have mobilized their resources and political...
Why Houthis Rejected the Ceasefire Extension
Frustrated by the failure of Yemen’s warring factions to extend the ceasefire on October 1,...
The Ongoing Threat of Violent Jihadist Factions in Yemen
On July 19, the United Nations published a report about the status of al-Qaeda and...
Making the Most of Yemen’s Uneasy Truce
Personnel changes to the official Yemeni government, coupled with the recent truce between the...
Evaluating Yemen’s New Presidential Council
April 2022 has proven an eventful month for Yemen. All sides to the conflict accepted...
Marib: An Obstacle to the Peace Process
Next month marks the seventh year since the Ansar Allah movement – commonly known as...