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Yemen: Arabia's Game of Thrones Why a Blanket Solution Will Never Work to Bring Sustainable Peace to Yemen
Nadia Al-Sakkaf: War in Yemen gives women more responsibility but not empowerment
Have We Forgotten the Women of Yemen?
Yemeni Scholar in Exile Studies Policies to Empower Women
How Yemen information minister's tweets broadcast the fall of Sana'a
Nadia al-Sakkaf: Yemen Times Editor on a Mission
Internet Access in Yemen Should Be an Opportunity for Cooperation, not a Target
The Politicization of Yemen’s Youth Revolution
The Tragedy of Yemen’s Civil Society
Interview: 'Yemen Times' editor Nadia Al-Sakkaf
Nadia Al-Sakkaf, the editor-in-chief of 'The Yemen Times,' speaks with The Media Line's Felice Friedson.
Yemen: Arabia's Game of Thrones Why a Blanket Solution Will Never Work to Bring Sustainable Peace to Yemen
Eight years in and the Yemeni conflict is more vicious than ever. Dr. Nadia Al-Sakkaf, Arabia Brain Trust's Director of Research,...
Nadia Al-Sakkaf: War in Yemen gives women more responsibility but not empowerment
Nadia Al-Sakkaf is a researcher specializing in gender and politics. She was the first Yemeni woman appointed as Information Minister.
Have We Forgotten the Women of Yemen?
Women's rights take a backseat during conflict, along with freedoms and civil rights. And if women are discussed at all in situations such...
Yemeni Scholar in Exile Studies Policies to Empower Women
Nadia Al-Sakkaf, a Yemeni scholar in exile in Britain, talks about her struggle to seek asylum and continue her research.
How Yemen information minister's tweets broadcast the fall of Sana'a
Nadia al-Sakkaf went back to being a reporter rather than an official when the Houthis stormed the presidential palace and issued a media blackout.
Nadia al-Sakkaf: Yemen Times Editor on a Mission
It's not easy in a country where illiteracy is estimated at between 60% to 70% (depending on whose figures one believes), and where the...
Internet Access in Yemen Should Be an Opportunity for Cooperation, not a Target
Yemen urgently needs functional Internet for a variety of reasons, including facilitating humanitarian assistance and supporting economic recovery when the war...
The Politicization of Yemen’s Youth Revolution
Though the youth sparked and mobilized Yemen's revolution, their lack of unity and organization led to their marginalization by more...
The Tragedy of Yemen’s Civil Society
In times of crisis, individuals rise up to act as their society's conscience. These individuals work to alert the international community to...
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A journalist and former Yemeni minister who has criticized the UAE's involvement in Yemen and its approach to regional politics.