Foreign Actors’ Involvement in Yemen’s Strife
An article by Selim Öztürk examines the divergent interests of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in Yemen.
An article by Selim Öztürk examines the divergent interests of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in Yemen.
A new article in the Winter 2023 issue examines the central drivers of Abu Dhabi’s foreign policy, from curbing political Islam to containing Iran and expanding economic power.
Early views of key articles from the Winter 2023 edition are now available online, with investigations and book reviews covering war, politics, and society from Libya to Afghanistan.
Full-text analyses and book reviews covering issues from energy and innovation to civil war and security are available to everyone, even without subscription, until November.
A new journal article by Saban Kardas and Bulent Aras examines the calculations of Arab states, American indifference, and the possible limits on the regime’s rehabilitation.
The journal’s Fall 2023 issue includes examinations of Israeli military strategy, the Ukraine war, Syria normalization, green energy in Morocco, and peacekeeping missions—free for all readers.
The dictator’s legacy of “sultanistic” rule is exacerbating the chaos, Ibrahim Sadoun R. Tunesi argues in journal article.
Expert panel debates how the US can, and shouldn't, press for needed reforms and protect the people from crisis.
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