Global Arms Sales and the Middle East
Secondly, Riyadh would successfully conclude its campaign in Yemen against the Iranian-backed Houthis.
Too Weak to Survive, Too Big to Fail: The Unknown Future of the Sisi Regime in Egypt
Cairo also followed Saudi and Emirati instructions in its policies toward regional issues such as Libya and Yemen.
The Indecisive 2018 Election Results and the Prospect of Civil War in Iraq
Unless these issues are being checked upon, Iraq will witness a civil war in a manner very similar to what is going on in Syria and Yemen.
The Decline of Diplomacy: How Trump is Destroying the Middle East
Today, from Libya to Yemen, the main characteristic of the new disorder in the Middle East is the proliferation of violent non-state armed groups, the deterioration of state structure, the rise of radical extremism, and the deepening geopolitical antagonism among states, ethnic, and religious groups.
Rising Tensions Between Iran and its Rivals: What Comes Next?
This situation became especially evident in the Syrian and Yemeni policies.
To Hit or Not to Hit Assad, Is That the Matter?
Deaths under bombs do not even make headlines anymore, just like in its sidekick Yemen.
Re-shaping the Middle East? Israel-backed UAE-Saudi Alliance
in Libya, and Saudi Arabia’s intervention in the civil war in Yemen has deepened the crisis rather than solving it.
Diplomacy to Compensate International Inequality: UN Jerusalem Vote
General Assembly is the accomplishment of Palestine, Yemen and Turkey, who brought the issue to the agenda of the organization.
Gulf States silence media on Jerusalem
Even in war torn Syria and Yemen, people stood in solidarity with Palestinians and gathered in protests and demonstrations.
Turkey and the UAE: Economic Allies but Regional Competitors?
In 1980, the UAE mediated between Egypt and Libya on one side and Oman and South Yemen on the other.
Rare addmission of Turkish hospitality to refugees by EU
While the migrants from war-torn Middle Eastern countries including Syrian, Yemen and Iraq, where the Western countries are involved in proxy wars, have faced immense racist attacks in Europe and North America over the past few years, Turkey has proved the most hospitable.
Where will the Saudi Plane Crash?
Israeli supportThis Saudi war was launched in Yemen in March 2015, with no great success so far and with catastrophic consequences for the civilian population, then continued with the breaking off of diplomatic relations with Qatar in June 2017.
Middle East on brink: Gulf states urge nationals depart Lebanon
Also last week Saudi Arabia claimed to have intercepted a ballistic missile that was targeted from neighboring country Yemen, where the Kingdom has been involved in an armed campaign for the past two years.
What’s happening in Saudi Arabia?
All of these occurred in synchronization with the extermination of a ballistic missile originating from Yemen, which had Riyadh as its target.
Saudi high profile arrests, sackings set off regional speculations
Second, an airport in Riyadh was targeted by Yemeni Houthi rebels, who are backed by Iran.
Setting an Example: Turkey’s lead on humanitarian aid
Syria is followed by Yemen, Jordan, South Sudan and Iraq.
How DAESH uses Drones in the Battlefield
The Houthis in Yemen are using drones to conduct kamikaze attacks on Saudi SAM batteries, and using bomb-laden unmanned marine vehicles for attacking Saudi frigates.
What is behind the Crisis in the Gulf?
Thereafter Bahrain, the UAE, Yemen, the Maldives, Egypt, and the interim government of Libya suspended diplomatic relations and withdrew ambassadors.
Why DAESH is So Pleasant to Israel
” Committing terrorist acts all across the globe and killing hundreds in Australia, Canada, Kenya, Italy, Yemen, Tunisia, Russia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, the US, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Belgium, Indonesia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Denmark, France, Sweden and Turkey, Daesh apologized to Israel as shots were fired from a territory under its control.
Towards a New Strategic Partnership between Turkey and the Gulf?
Iran’s aggressive and interventional stance in Syria, Yemen and Iraq raised concerns in Turkey and the Gulf countries.
