US EditionHow Saudi Arabia and UAE turned from allies to bitter rivals in Yemen? The two Arab powers are clashing due to…, Houthis are…
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Saudi Arabia can influence the internationally recognized government, but much less so the anti-Islamist STC. The Emirates, on the other hand, have supported the STC for years.
The Yemeni Crisis: More Complexity And Many Repercussions
Events in Yemen are escalating quickly and dramatically, reaching the point of armed clashes erupting between the Arab coalition supporting the internationally recognised government in Yemen, led by Saudi Arabia, and the so‑called “Southern Transitional Council” (STC), backed by the United Arab Emirates. Many view these developments as a natural outcome of a long, cumulative trajectory of complexities the country has experienced since the civil …
How Saudi Arabia and UAE turned from allies to bitter rivals in Yemen? The two Arab powers are clashing due to…, Houthis are…
… Tehran-backed Houthis to curb Iran’s influence after the rebels … influence across the Middle East, Africa, and other regions. Earlier the … escalated between Saudi Arabia and UAE? Saudi Arabia and the UAE entered Yemen in 2015 …
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