What Did The Houthis’ Attempted Bombing Of Israel Aim To Achieve? By Andrew Korybko The Houthis’ attempted bombing of Israel is a major move because it was arguably approved by Iran, which authorized this attack despite the risk that it could… Read More ›
Yemen’s Trifurcation Is Arguably A Fait Accompli By Andrew Korybko The formalization of Yemen’s de facto trifurcation into an Iranian-backed North Yemen and a federalized South Yemen that preserves Saudi Arabia and the UAE’s existing “spheres of influence” in the East… Read More ›
The Saudis’ Renewed Peace Push In Yemen Is Welcome, But Incomplete By Andrew Korybko The world must urgently act to relieve the Yemeni people’s years-long suffering in the midst of what the UN previously described as the planet’s worst humanitarian crisis,… Read More ›
Yemen: Will Biden Do The Right Thing Even For The Wrong Reasons? By Andrew Korybko Pro-Yemeni activists hope that Biden will stay true to his prior promise to stop funding the GCC’s War on Yemen, but even if he does what’s… Read More ›
By Shahzad Masood Roomi Though the contours of recently formed 34-nation strong military alliance by Saudi Arabia are not clear so far, but the way it has been announced and the way US and UK are reacting on it is… Read More ›
‘Islamic’ Military Coalition – Really? By Syeda Qudsiya Mashhadi The recent announcement of an ‘Islamic’ Military Coalition by the Defence Minister of Saudi Arabia has raised some questions. The first thing that hits home is the fact that no Shia Muslim… Read More ›
یمن کا مسئلہ طارق اسماعیل ساگر یمن ہو یا عراق، شام ہو یا پھر لیبیا ان میں خانہ جنگی، عدم استحکام اورمسلح تصادم سے عالم اسلام یا کسی ایک اسلامی ملک کوکبھی کوئی فائدہ نہیں پہنچے گا۔