Yasmeen Al-Eryani: Houthi de-escalation is unlikely to last
In this interview, Yasmeen Al-Eryani examines why the Houthi de-escalation is unlikely to last, the triggers for renewed maritime escalation, and the limits of …
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In this interview, Yasmeen Al-Eryani examines why the Houthi de-escalation is unlikely to last, the triggers for renewed maritime escalation, and the limits of …
Although they appear at first glance as opposites—on one side the Sunni Muslim Brotherhood, on the other the Shiite regime in Tehran—the two movements share far …
It may have been only a few hundred people, perhaps a few thousand. But their chant was unmistakable: “Barra, barra” – “Out, out,” they shouted in the streets …
After everything that has unfolded in Gaza as a result of Hamas’ approach to governance and ideology, it’s crucial to pause and ask: How did Gaza end up here? …
Experts Michel Wyss, lecturer at the Military Academy of the Swiss Armed Forces and Prof. Richard Machnikowski from the University of Lodz unpack the rising …
On June 24th, 2024, a video conference was held, focusing on several pressing global issues, hosted by French analyst and consultant Denys Kolesnyk. The event …
As the Hamas-Israeli conflict renewed, Denys Kolesnyk, a French consultant and analyst, had the privilege to discuss it, as well as the Middle East and the US …