The normalisation of relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran has provided welcome impetus towards peace in Yemen. But resolving the regional dimension of the conflict should not come at the expense of inclusive, intra-Yemeni negotiations under UN auspices
Europeans should resist the temptation of short-term fixes and adopt a longer-term approach to supporting Yemen
The EU should provide targeted support to local communities and organisations in Yemen. This would help sustain the ceasefire and restore Europeans’ credibility in the country.
The current truce in Yemen could lead to negotiations on a long-term ceasefire. But this would require greater concessions by the Houthis and sustained diplomatic engagement from regional powers such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Iran.
This event will consider how women peace-builders in Yemen are providing essential gender-responsive humanitarian and peacemaking support
European states should now increase conditional engagement with the Houthis, looking to widen political and humanitarian space on the ground
The Southern Transitional Council’s declaration of “self-rule” threatens to revive the internecine feuds of previous generations
Lunch discussion with ECFR and external experts on the Yemen conflict and what Europe can do.
The strategic ambitions of Saudi Arabia and the UAE have been diverging in Yemen – to the detriment of hopes for peace on the ground
The European Union should continue to support development and state-building in Yemen and develop platforms on which southerners can achieve self-determination
Europeans should resist the temptation of short-term fixes and adopt a longer-term approach to supporting Yemen
European states should now increase conditional engagement with the Houthis, looking to widen political and humanitarian space on the ground
The European Union should continue to support development and state-building in Yemen and develop platforms on which southerners can achieve self-determination
The northern province can act as a model for the rest of the country, if international actors, including Europe, learn its lessons
France sees the MENA region as a state for foreign policy and great power politics and an opportunity to shape global politics and punch above its weight
The ‘forgotten war’ of Yemen is now matching the headline-grabbing conflict in Syria in its severity, and can no longer be ignored by European governments
The normalisation of relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran has provided welcome impetus towards peace in Yemen. But resolving the regional dimension of the conflict should not come at the expense of inclusive, intra-Yemeni negotiations under UN auspices
The EU should provide targeted support to local communities and organisations in Yemen. This would help sustain the ceasefire and restore Europeans’ credibility in the country.
The current truce in Yemen could lead to negotiations on a long-term ceasefire. But this would require greater concessions by the Houthis and sustained diplomatic engagement from regional powers such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Iran.
The Southern Transitional Council’s declaration of “self-rule” threatens to revive the internecine feuds of previous generations
The strategic ambitions of Saudi Arabia and the UAE have been diverging in Yemen – to the detriment of hopes for peace on the ground
Three months after the signing of the Stockholm Agreement, a frail hope of de-escalation in Yemen remains – but only if the warring parties soon implement its key measures.
As key EU member states quietly resume their strategic partnership with Saudi Arabia, Europe's unified position towards the Kingdom, together with its leverage over it, has begun to fray.
More than three years after a Saudi-led military coalition and its Yemeni allies captured Aden, the city remains shrouded in the marks of war
This past weekend, the first steps toward political dialogue in Yemen took place in Sweden; but with a large part of the country on the brink of famine, a sense of urgency remains
Stockholm is set to host peace talks later this month to end the war in Yemen, but those may now be postponed due to a new outbreak of violence in the country
An ECFR guide to the key disputes threatening to spark a wider Middle Eastern war
A multimedia exploration of Yemen's multi-faceted civil war
This event will consider how women peace-builders in Yemen are providing essential gender-responsive humanitarian and peacemaking support
Lunch discussion with ECFR and external experts on the Yemen conflict and what Europe can do.
A Lunch Discussion on Yemen's role in the current Gulf crisis
Nous avons le plaisir de vous inviter à un événement en présence de Radhya Almutawakel, Adam Baron, Aymeric Elluin, Lucile Grosjean et Camille Lons, coordinatrice du programme MENA de l'ECFR. sur le thème suivant : « Yémen : sortir de l'impasse après 4 ans de guerre ».
Wednesday 10 October 2018, 09:00-10:00 (registration from 08.45) Venue: ECFR, 4th Floor, Tennyson House, 159-165 Great Portland Street, London W1W 5PA Please register to [email protected]
Nous avons le plaisir de vous inviter à un évènement en partenariat avec l’Institut d’études de sécurité de l’Union européenne (EUISS) avec Nicu Popescu, Stanislav Secrieru, Julien Barnes-Dacey et Timofey Borisov
Discussion on the trajectory and consequences of the ongoing offensive in Hudayda, its potential effects on the humanitarian crisis, the challenges of stabilization, and its place within ongoing UN-led peace effort
The civil war in Yemen has left the state in tatters and the country fragmented, illustrated most clearly in renewed calls for secession among southern…
L'ECFR Paris a le plaisir de vous convier à une discussion autour de Cheikh Abdulkarim al-Maqdashi et Laurent Bonnefoy, modérée par Adam Baron
What has changed in Yemen since the Operation Storm? Which actors have emerged–or reemerged–to take advantage of the country's power vacuum?
The question of whether this regional rapprochement can translate into a meaningful, inclusive settlement between the warring Yemeni parties remains to be seen
In an interview with France24, Julien Barnes-Dacey analyses how the restored diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Iran could influence the Yemen conflict
This is one of the main dossiers of discussion between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and it is one of the arenas that could benefit from an effective détente between the two countries
There could be some developments in Yemen, because Riyadh has been saying for years that it is not possible to mend relations with Iran without fixing the situation in Yemen
Cinzia Bianco explains why the new China-mediated understanding between Iran and Saudi Arabia is set to reshape the dynamics of the Middle East
They [Saudi Arabia] recognized that they need to make a very big move to really unify the anti-Houthi coalition,
What has happened raises the perceived risk and hurts the UAE’s reputation as one of the few really stable countries in the region