Yemen

In our latest issue of Iqtisadi: Middle East Economy, Paul Rivlin assesses the economic damage caused by COVID-19 particularly in countries in the region experiencing the fallout of ongoing conflicts, and discusses several key trends that will continue to plague these hard-hit states.

Uzi Rabi describes effective mobilization in the GCC states, but at the same time identifies public expressions of xenophobia between Gulf citizens and their large migrant labor populations. This article is part of "The Coronavirus in the Middle East: State and Society in a Time of Crisis".

Bustan, Vol.10, No.2 (Winter 2019).

In this latest issue of Middle East Crossroads, Prof. Uzi Rabi examines the factors that have led Yemen on its' current destructive path. In Hebrew.

Michael Barak examines the discussion on social media about the Houthi conquest of the Yemeni city of Sana'a.

Paul Rivlin discusses the economic implications of the Arab Spring.

Ilan Wulfsohn discusses qat, a plant grown for its stimulant qualities, and its effect on Yemen's economy and environment.

Brian Albert examines the political situation in Yemen following President Salih's departure.

MDC Intern Brian Albert explains the order of events that have brought the Hashid tribes to join forces with the opposition in a bid to bring down the regime, in the Yemenite version of the Arab Spring.