Posts tagged Yemen
China Brokers Saudi Arabia-Iran Diplomatic Agreement – Implications for Yemen’s Civil War
China Brokers Saudi Arabia-Iran Diplomatic Agreement – Implications for Yemen’s Civil War

The China-brokered agreement between Saudi Arabia and Iran marks a significant shift in relations between the two regional rivals and may pave the way for humanitarian recovery in Yemen, a country devastated by the proxy war between the two nations. The deal involves reopening embassies, respecting state sovereignty, and avoiding interference in foreign affairs.

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Middle EastBy Nathan DuongSaudi Arabia, Iran, China, diplomatic relations, Yemen, Yemeni Civil War, humanitarian crisis, embassies, sovereignty, foreign affairs, Middle East, Beijing, proxy war, Houthi, President Hadi, Al Qaeda, military intervention, regional rivals, Xi-Jinping, international geopolitics
Terrorism Pushes Somalia Towards Second Catastrophic Famine
Terrorism Pushes Somalia Towards Second Catastrophic Famine

Counter-terrorism laws concerning al-Shabab influence in Somalia lessens the amount of aid able to reach over 900,000 struggling civilians in terrorist controlled regions.

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AfricaBy Koel Rhea PatelSomalia, Famine, Climate change, Drought, Floods, Locust Swarms, Terrorism, Al-Shabab, Sharia Law, Humanitarian Aid, United Nations, Counter-Terrorism Laws, USAID, Security, Violence, Food Insecurity, South Sudan, Nigeria, Yemen, International Organizations