The Houthis’ takeover could break up the country as the economy nosedives.
Economic, political crises in Yemen could tear it apart
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Yemen rebels seek to fill security vacuum – starting with Sanaa
Members from the marginalized Shiite minority based in northern Yemen, and often referred to as the Ansarullah, are pushing back against a predominantly Sunni government in a rebellion years in the making.
World’s most notable walls: cement and barbed wire as socio-political barriers?
Even amidst the rise of phenomena like “globalization” and “transnationalism,” states continue to rely on physical barriers to reinforce intangible ones.
Yemeni government wants drones of its own
Could mark the start of trend where the U.S. looks to pass its terrorism-fighting responsibilities along to regional proxies without compromising its secret technology.
Obama’s national security pivot
Terrorism policy should be friendlier terrain, though heightened scrutiny of the U.S. drone program will make this a difficult balancing act.
U.K., U.S. tackle North Africa extremism
U.S. sees a “national security headache” as Cameron makes major overtures.
Jordan’s King Abdullah II: On the outside looking in?
With a resurgent opposition on the eve of important elections, the king may find that he only delayed rather than avoided a revolution.
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