Some are pleased and some uneasy but Middle East leaders are all prepared to move on to Biden as the Trump presidency recedes in the rearview mirror.
Articles tagged: ‘Yemen’
Is a new Yemeni government imminent?
Posted on Categories Arab Digest EmailNearly one year on from the Riyadh Agreement Saudi efforts to bring the Hadi government and the separatist STC together as a step toward peace are mired in political and military conflict.
Qatar, the feud and the future of the GCC
Posted on Categories PodcastsArab Digest · Qatar, The Feud And The Future Of The GCC
The trouble with normal (is it always gets worse)
Posted on Categories PodcastsArab Digest · The trouble with normal (is it always gets worse)
Yemen: Amid worsening humanitarian disaster, a hint of political progress?
Posted on Categories Arab Digest EmailWar weariness and growing Saudi frustration may finally drive Yemen’s many warring factions onto a path toward peace.
The tactics of terror: ISIS and Al Qaeda in Yemen
Posted on Categories PodcastsArab Digest · The tactics of terror: ISIS and Al Qaeda in Yemen
Silent Famine amidst political bickering: Yemen in July 2020
Posted on Categories Arab Digest EmailAn ineffectual UN effort, a derelict oil tanker, an ongoing war, Covid-19, acute food insecurity – the stark tragedy of Yemen in the summer of 2020.
MENA: Twenty years on
Posted on Categories Arab Digest EmailSummary: when set against today’s reality a snapshot of MENA in July 2000 proves a grim comparison. So are there any grounds for hope and optimism?
The Arab Spring is not a failure
Posted on Categories PodcastsArab Digest · The Arab Spring is not a failure
Saudi Arabia: missiles, Covid-19 and the Hajj
Posted on Categories Arab Digest EmailBattered by Houthi missile strikes, a resurging coronavirus and a low oil price, Saudi Arabia dramatically reduces the scale of the Hajj.