Yemen: What Next?
Iona Craig, Nawal al-Maghafi, and Adam Baron, discuss how Europe can help solve the crisis
The Gulf
Iran’s elections: a bid to dilute hardliners
What has emerged in the run-up to the elections is an alignment between the reformists, centrists and some moderate conservatives to push back against a major victory by hardliners who were empowered under former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Yemen – what next?
Mattia Toaldo, ECFR Policy Fellow, Adam Baron, Visiting Fellow at ECFR, Iona Craig, a British-Irish freelance journalist, and Nawal al-Maghafi, award-winning Yemeni-British journalist and…
26 Jan
Yemen: What Next?
Is Yemen doomed to delve deeper into the abyss?
ECFR’s World in 30 Minutes: Iran & Saudi Arabia’s diplomatic breakdown
ECFR’s director Mark Leonard speaks with Christian Koch, director of the Gulf Research Center Foundation, Marc Lynch, Professor of Political Science at George Washington…
West needs a balanced approach in Saudi-Iran escalation
To save Syria talks, West must avoid aligning too closely with either side amidst rising Saudi-Iranian tensions
Power vacuum in Aden will fuel more unrest
The assassination of Aden governor Jaafar Mohamed Saad is emblematic of the deep instability in the city and beyond
12 Nov
Rebuilding Yemen: Political, Economic and Social Challenges
A discussion on how to overcome Yemen's most pressing issues on the horizon
Mapping the Yemen conflict
A multimedia exploration of Yemen's multi-faceted civil war
How Gulf States have undermined Israel’s case on Iran
Grudging acceptance of the Iran deal from the GCC has damaged Israel's ability to oppose it