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Is Biden Content for Iran to Conquer Yemen?
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Is Biden Content for Iran to Conquer Yemen?
7 March 20210766 Neville Teller

Is Biden Content for Iran to Conquer Yemen?

For the past decade Yemen has been torn apart by civil conflict, an extension of internecine strife that goes back much further. The main protagonists

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Normalisation and the Turmoil in Yemen
8 January 20210704 Neville Teller

Normalisation and the Turmoil in Yemen

In this new era of Israeli-Arab normalisation, Israel has an even more direct interest than it always had in the outcome of the decades-long civil con

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Yemen's dead end
8 May 202002147 Neville Teller

Yemen’s Dead End

Yemen, a country spread across the base of the Arabian peninsula, was described by the Romans as “Arabia Felix” – happy, fortunate Arabia – an epith

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Yemen’s Double Civil War
3 May 20200957 Neville Teller

Yemen’s Double Civil War

The unhappy war-torn state of Yemen is now split four ways. Not only are rival governments – one backed by a Saudi-UAE (United Arab Emirates) coalit

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Al-Qaeda Confirms Death of Its Commander in Yemen
24 February 202001072 MPC Journal Team

Al-Qaeda Confirms Death of Its Commander in Yemen

Al-Qaeda terrorist organisation in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has announced the death of its leader in Yemen, Qassem Al-Rimi, during an American a

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28 August 201901023 Neville Teller

The Disintegration of Yemen

Distressing as recent events have been in Yemen, a country torn apart by civil war that has led to a humanitarian disaster on a massive scale, the mai

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The lure of power in Yemen: A woman shows her palm during a demonstration to demand the ouster of Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh in the southern city of Taiz June 14, 2011. The writing reads "The freedom". Image ©: ibtimes mpc-journal.org
12 September 201611111 Neville Teller

The Lure of Power in Yemen

In Yemen – as in much of the Middle East – Islam is at war with itself. As Saudi Arabia’s Sunni fundamentalist ruling family and Iran’s equally uncom

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Agreement to Ceasefire in Yemen
21 March 20160861 Hakim Khatib

Agreement to Ceasefire in Yemen

Yemeni officials on Sunday said that Shiite Houthi rebels and the internationally recognized government have agreed to begin a ceasefire for a week or

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© Image: MPC Journal – A map of the Middle East and North Africa by the National Geographic
7 August 201501151 James M. Dorsey

Yemen Conflict and Arab Uprising: Regional Fissures and Repercussions

The Saudi military intervention in Yemen against Houthi rebels has repercussions in the kingdom amid cracks appearing in the ruling families in Ri

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Middle East, MPC Journal
19 June 20151955 James M. Dorsey

The Middle East and North Africa: Adapting to a New Paradigm

The US and Arab military strategies across the Middle East and North Africa have failed to reverse the rise of often retrograde rebel forces in Iraq,

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