Yemen

Negotiations in Riyadh will determine whether the Presidential Leadership Council emerges as a functional governing body or dissolves into a symbol of Yemen’s enduring divisions.

The United Nations has been sidelined in Yemen’s peace process, raising questions about its usefulness in dealing with groups like the Houthis.

By attacking the Houthis’ support system, the United States can use indirect means to accomplish what it couldn’t through direct military intervention.

If Iran decides to continue retaliation, the Houthis will likely be part of that response at some point.

On June 12, AGSI hosted a discussion on developments in Yemen.

On May 20, AGSI hosted a discussion on the United States' policy toward the Houthis.

Both the United States and the Houthis needed a deal for different reasons. But the deal won’t create any sort of lasting or sustainable framework for peace in the Red Sea.

The Houthis’ “Midri” campaign isn’t just about silencing Yemenis, it’s about blinding the outside world.