Farea al-Muslimi Farea al-Muslimi is a scholar at the Carnegie Middle East Center. On Twitter: @AlMuslimi Yemen air force falls into grip of Houthis The Houthi takeover of the Yemeni air force led to the Saudi military intervention in Yemen, while al-Qaeda is using the absence of local forces to advance in strategic regions in the country. Farea al-Muslimi | Yemen | Apr 27, 2015 Saudi airstrikes against Yemen a first The new Saudi king has united the Arabs against the Houthis, with Qatar and Egypt now on the same side. Farea al-Muslimi | Gulf | Apr 2, 2015 Yemen's Houthis proxy, not ally for Iran Although they form part of the regional alliance with Iran, Yemen's Houthis and Hezbollah in Lebanon differ in political contexts and behavior. Farea al-Muslimi | Saudi Arabia | Nov 19, 2014 Development plan needed for peace in Yemen The Gulf Initiative has failed to bring peace to Yemen, prompting the need for a new initiative that is more realistic and includes a long-term economic and development plan. Farea al-Muslimi | Saudi Arabia | Nov 14, 2014 Saudi Arabia losing influence in Yemen Saudi Arabia once enjoyed unrivalled influence in Yemen, but the transition of power and breakdown of state have allowed other foreign powers, particularly Qatar and Iran, to get a stake in Yemeni affairs. Farea al-Muslimi | Saudi Arabia | Aug 4, 2014 Don't look to Yemen model for solutions in Iraq US President Barack Obama and others have referred to the “Yemen model” as an option to transition power from Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and restore order in Iraq, but Yemen's own results have been disastrous. Farea al-Muslimi | Gulf | Jul 24, 2014 Tensions rise between Yemen's Saleh and Hadi Former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh is using the poor performance of current President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi’s government to remain politically relevant. Farea al-Muslimi | Yemen | Jun 23, 2014 Car accidents kill more Yemenis than violence Poor infrastructure is largely to blame for the more than 2,000 yearly deaths on Yemen’s roads. Farea al-Muslimi | Yemen | Jun 16, 2014 Yemen forces take lead in battle with al-Qaeda Yemeni forces have taken charge in the latest offensive against al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, winning the support of the public. Farea al-Muslimi | Yemen | Jun 3, 2014 Yemen latest front line in Saudi-Qatari feud The Gulf dispute between Saudi Arabia and Qatar is further straining Yemen’s already fragile stability, as both states vie for greater influence in the country. Farea al-Muslimi | Saudi Arabia | Apr 23, 2014 Pagination Show more Popular Articles 4,000-year-old city discovered in Iraq Adnan Abu Zeed | Iraq | Jul 9, 2021 Saudi Arabia’s race for Gulf economic leadership takes to the sky Sebastian Castelier | Gulf | Jul 13, 2021 Ancient fossilized fish found in Egypt that survived in hot waters Alaa Omran | Culture | Jun 16, 2021 Will Turkey use Syrian mercenaries in Kabul? Fehim Tastekin | Turkey | Jul 12, 2021 Has Israel’s army become too small? Ben Caspit | Israel | Jul 13, 2021 Recent Podcasts Nile Dam talks may be ‘in a lot of trouble,’ says Samuel Ramani NSO officials comment on Pegasus spyware affair: We are self-regulated on right for privacy, transparency Ali Hashem on what to expect from Ebrahim Raisi and the rise of the Hezbollahis in Iran Major General Noam Tibon: IDF needs more boots on the ground South Asia security expert Ayesha Siddiqa says Turkey is a natural fit for Afghanistan
Yemen air force falls into grip of Houthis The Houthi takeover of the Yemeni air force led to the Saudi military intervention in Yemen, while al-Qaeda is using the absence of local forces to advance in strategic regions in the country. Farea al-Muslimi | Yemen | Apr 27, 2015
Saudi airstrikes against Yemen a first The new Saudi king has united the Arabs against the Houthis, with Qatar and Egypt now on the same side. Farea al-Muslimi | Gulf | Apr 2, 2015
Yemen's Houthis proxy, not ally for Iran Although they form part of the regional alliance with Iran, Yemen's Houthis and Hezbollah in Lebanon differ in political contexts and behavior. Farea al-Muslimi | Saudi Arabia | Nov 19, 2014
Development plan needed for peace in Yemen The Gulf Initiative has failed to bring peace to Yemen, prompting the need for a new initiative that is more realistic and includes a long-term economic and development plan. Farea al-Muslimi | Saudi Arabia | Nov 14, 2014
Saudi Arabia losing influence in Yemen Saudi Arabia once enjoyed unrivalled influence in Yemen, but the transition of power and breakdown of state have allowed other foreign powers, particularly Qatar and Iran, to get a stake in Yemeni affairs. Farea al-Muslimi | Saudi Arabia | Aug 4, 2014
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Tensions rise between Yemen's Saleh and Hadi Former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh is using the poor performance of current President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi’s government to remain politically relevant. Farea al-Muslimi | Yemen | Jun 23, 2014
Car accidents kill more Yemenis than violence Poor infrastructure is largely to blame for the more than 2,000 yearly deaths on Yemen’s roads. Farea al-Muslimi | Yemen | Jun 16, 2014
Yemen forces take lead in battle with al-Qaeda Yemeni forces have taken charge in the latest offensive against al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, winning the support of the public. Farea al-Muslimi | Yemen | Jun 3, 2014
Yemen latest front line in Saudi-Qatari feud The Gulf dispute between Saudi Arabia and Qatar is further straining Yemen’s already fragile stability, as both states vie for greater influence in the country. Farea al-Muslimi | Saudi Arabia | Apr 23, 2014
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