Majlis articles are short, argumentative policy pieces with clear recommendations at the end.
Yemen’s war has brought complex consequences for women. While opportunities in civil society have expanded, there has also been a rise in discrimination and hate
While Yemen holds on to a fragile ceasefire, unresolved issues that perpetuate cycles of violence and societal distress continue. Amal Abdullah argues that due to
Almost three-quarters of Yemen’s population requires aid. But to date, external actors have determined the way in which billions are spent by the humanitarian sector
Yemen’s civic space, much like its global counterparts, is increasingly under threat despite its resilience and adaptability.1 Prolonged conflict, coupled with a shrinking operational environment,
Tribes have long played a central role in maintaining security and resolving conflicts in Yemen, particularly in times of crisis and conflict. Through collective responsibility,
As the world continues to grapple with the effects of climate change, Yemen finds itself in a particularly vulnerable situation. The country is already facing
The ongoing conflict in Yemen has disrupted every facet of life for Yemenis. The education sector has suffered greatly because of a lack of resources
Conflict has a devastating effect on education. It is a key factor in limiting access to quality education and has a negative impact on the
As different warring parties in Yemen fail to demonstrate hard power, territorial control or political legitimacy, Yemenis continue to suffer one of the direst humanitarian
Policy Report Mareike Transfeld, Maysaa Shuja al-Deen, and Raiman al-Hamdani Seizing the State: Ibb’s Security Arrangement after Ansarallah’s Takeover June 2020 Table of Contents The
Research Debrief Ghaidaa Motahar Gendered Security Gender-based Violence and Women’s Access to State and Non-state Security Provision in al-Dhali’ April 2020 Table of Contents Main
The Yemen Policy Center regularly partners up with distinguished research centers to publish research reports.
With funding from the Government of Canada, between April 2020 and November 2020 the Yemen Policy Center with the support of CARPO researched local security
When many parts of the world began to shut down public life to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in March 2020, observers hoped that
The FSO Safer, moored off Yemen’s coast, is an aging supertanker at an advanced stage of decay, and it could soon break apart or explode.
Last month, GCC-brokered Yemeni-Yemeni consultations concluded in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. We spoke with leading Emirati political analyst Mohammed Baharoon to get more insight. 1)
Culture and heritage are contested spaces during times of peace, and even more so during times of conflict. We spoke with Aziz Morfeq, Basement Cultural
On February 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, launching attacks at several strategic locations throughout the country including the capital of Kyiv. The attack on the
Yemen’s humanitarian crisis is, as many note, the world’s worst humanitarian disaster. There are complex causes which undermine and pose challenges to organizations that are
Yemen’s conflict has given rise to multiple armed groups, with the Amaliqa Brigades making headlines for their impact on conflict dynamics as they pushed the
Yemen Polling data and Yemen Policy analyses are frequently referenced in academic publications.
YPC In Academia YPC BRIEF ON SECURITY INSTITUTIONS IN ADEN REFERENCED BY ISPI November 6, 2019 Coordination within the “anti-Huthi camp” has not existed so
YPC In Academia YPC and Chatham House CHATHAM HOUSE PUBLISHES RESULTS FROM YPC SECURITY SURVEY Septemebr 10, 2019 Read More Translator : N/A Editor :
YPC In Academia YPC YPC: AN IMPORTANT RESEARCH INSTITUTION IN YEMEN April 18, 2019 If an increase in foreign women researchers opened up the possibility
