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The Sana'a Center For Strategic Studies مركز صنعاء للدراسات الاستراتيجية - مقاربات جديدة لقضايا اليمن والإقليم المجاور
Yemen, Sana'a
Joined March 2015
We're pleased to announce the 12th Yemen Exchange — our intensive online course on Yemen. The program begins on October 27, with 10 days and 30+ sessions spread over five weeks. Stay tuned as we announce new speakers and topics in the weeks ahead:
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The latest Yemen Review Quarterly covers key military events and developments of the past three months relating to Yemen—including a detailed breakdown of Israeli airstrikes. Read The Yemen Review Quarterly here:
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"I am not surprised by the fact that the Houthis have renewed their attacks in the Red Sea…It was only a matter of time before they did.". Non-resident fellow @thomasjuneau spoke to @DAWNmenaorg about why the Red Sea crisis is likely to persist:.
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The Yemen-based Houthi Movement, known locally as Ansar Allah, recently restarted their Red Sea operations, striking and sinking two commercial ships in twin attacks that left at least four sailors...
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In this recent Yemen Review piece, @janad2009 traces the key transformations that have shaped Hudaydah over the past century.
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Hudaydah has long served as a battlefield for those seeking control over Yemen. Since the 15th century, various empires, including the Portuguese, the Mamluks, the Ottomans, and the British, have...
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Proxies failed to save Iran during the 12-day war against Israel. Now is an ideal time to shift the regional relationship toward cooperation rather than conflict, and @maysaashujaa suggests that Yemen could offer a good starting point for trust-building.
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Iran’s Axis of Resistance is on the ropes. The degrading of Hamas during the ongoing Gaza war, the recent Israeli-Iranian confrontation, the weakening of Hezbollah during Israel’s war in Lebanon, and...
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Yemen is hurtling toward a humanitarian crisis due to a confluence of factors: sharp aid cuts, escalating conflict, crippling sanctions, and a collapsing currency. Read up on Yemen's economic situation in the latest Yemen Review Quarterly:.
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Yemen is hurtling toward a humanitarian crisis due to a confluence of factors: sharp aid cuts, escalating conflict, crippling sanctions, and a collapsing currency. On April 7, the Trump administrat...
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RT @SanaaCenter: Commentary: The Tehama — the coastal plain stretching from Midi in the north to the Bab al-Mandab in the south — occupies….
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“The more unstable the new Syria is, the more it creates openings for Iran to rebuild its influence.”. Non-resident fellow @thomasjuneau told @NegarMojtahedi of @IranIntl_En that Israeli attacks on Syria could open the door for Iran.
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Israel’s attack on Damascus may unintentionally clear a path for its arch-foe Iran to regain influence in war-torn Syria, warns Thomas Juneau, a professor at the University of Ottawa's Graduate...
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The latest Yemen Review Quarterly is out now! The publication offers in-depth coverage of the most important developments relating to Yemen of the past three months, along with expert analysis and commentary. Dive in:.
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On May 6, the US abruptly suspended its air campaign against the Houthi group (Ansar Allah) as President Donald Trump announced a surprise ceasefire. Both sides reportedly agreed to stop targeting...
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RT @SanaaCenter: The latest Yemen Review Quarterly is out now. Dive into key developments relating to Yemen from April to June, along with….
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On May 6, the US abruptly suspended its air campaign against the Houthi group (Ansar Allah) as President Donald Trump announced a surprise ceasefire. Both sides reportedly agreed to stop targeting...
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RT @SanaaCenter: ترجمة عبرية.عودة هجمات الحوثيين: كيف سترد إسرائيل؟. يشير موقع هاآرتس، إلى إن #إسرائيل تدرس عدة سيناريوهات لإيقاف ضربات #ال….
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تتناول قبول العبسي ، رئيسة منظمة قرار للإعلام @qararfoundation وباحثة في شؤون اللاجئين والمهاجرين، في هذه الحلقة من بودكاست "موجز" الذي ينتجه مركز صنعاء للدراسات، واقع اللاجئين #اليمنيين في بلدان اللجوء، وكيف يفتقرون إلى الحماية الدولية وإلى حضور قضاياهم في الإعلام، وتناقش إهمال
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Commentary: The Tehama — the coastal plain stretching from Midi in the north to the Bab al-Mandab in the south — occupies a paradoxical position in Yemen: at the heart of the civil war but on the margins of political agency. More:
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تقول بلقيس اللهبي @BLahabi، مستشارة النوع الاجتماعي في مركز صنعاء للدراسات، في حديث لبرنامج المساء اليمني على قناة بلقيس، إن فشل مجلس القيادة الرئاسي بُني على فشل مؤسسة الرئاسة بقيادة الرئيس هادي كنتيجة لغياب مؤسسات الدولة في #عدن، بالتالي أتت أحداث أغسطس لكي تذهب بنا إلى اتفاق
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Analysis: In the aftermath of the Israel-Iran war, @Salah_Ali_Salah examines how the Houthis responded to the war rhetorically. More:
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Commentary: A century after the Imamate first extended its authority over the region, Hudaydah continues to hold immense strategic importance. @janad2009 traces the region's past and present:.
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Commentary: As Iran's proxies failed to prevent direct military action against it by Israel and the US, @maysaashujaa argues that there might be an opening to alter Iranian policy in Yemen, as part of broader efforts to decrease regional tensions. More:
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Analysis: @thomasjuneau explores how Iran, despite suffering significant losses during the 12-day war with Israel, could sustain – and possibly deepen – its support for the Houthis, now its strongest regional partner. More:
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Commentary: @magnusfitz argues that Israeli aggression—in Gaza, the West Bank, and beyond—and the erosion of international law are fueling regional instability and deepening Yemen’s crisis. More:
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Military & Security: Operation Rough Rider, one of the most intense US military campaigns in Yemen in nearly a decade, fell short of delivering a decisive blow to the Houthis. Meanwhile, a long-speculated anti-Houthi ground offensive failed to materialize. More:
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The Economy: Yemen is hurtling towards catastrophic humanitarian crisis due to a confluence of factors: sharp aid cuts, escalating conflict, crippling sanctions, and a collapsing currency. More:
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