THINKERS

The forthcoming negotiations on January 14 will not make a major difference in Yemen unless a new and solid strategy for conciliation is presented

There is a clear split in the international community in interpreting what is happening in Yemen

There are several indications that Yemen is on the threshold of a historical stage that would incorporate a new political system

Al Houthis and their allies continue to exploit any truce to strengthen their offensive abilities in clear breach of international charters

Anti-Islam attitudes in Europe and waves of migration from the Middle East will lead immigrants to live in ghettos

The Popular Resistance inside Aden is not fighting on a religious basis but from a political perspective, aiming to prevent the expansion of Al Houthis

The conflict in Yemen and beyond is also a media war that is important for the coalition not to lose

Yemeni people are victims of unconscionable conduct in the absence of security

Sharing power was common in ancient Yemen, but modern politics deviates from it

Sharing power was common in ancient Yemen, but modern politics deviates from it

The various political forces inside the troubled country will not rest politically or militarily unless they achieve their ambitions — and will not be satisfied unless they come first

The various political forces inside the troubled country will not rest politically or militarily unless they achieve their ambitions — and will not be satisfied unless they come first

The objective of the Al Houthi movement is not aimed at the seizure of Sana’a

There are doubts about the existence of hidden political alliances