Jonathan Fenton-Harvey | 16 March 2020
How UAE Mercenaries Serve Its Foreign Policy Ambitions On February 12th the London-based Stoke and White law firm filed a legal case against UAE-hired mercenaries, accusing them of committing war crimes in southern Yemen. [...]
Jonathan Fenton-Harvey | 22 January 2020
News of the USA’s failed assassination attempt on leading Iranian general Abdul Reza Shahlai in Yemen in January demonstrates how Washington’s tensions
Jonathan Fenton-Harvey | 20 November 2019
When describing increased Al Qaeda activity in Yemen as “deeply worrying” in his statement, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) spokesperson Ravina Shamdasani was drawing attention to the [...]
Jonathan Fenton-Harvey | 27 September 2019
Yemen’s President Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi has renewed calls for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to be expelled from the Saudi-led anti-Houthi coalition, because of Abu Dhabi’s diverging policies which undermine the Yemeni government’s authority. [...]
Jonathan Fenton-Harvey | 18 July 2018
The recent cabinet reshuffle in the British government might mean a foreign policy that shifts even further to the right, with Palestinians and Yemenis bearing the brunt of those decisions. That is, if Theresa May's [...]
Jonathan Fenton-Harvey | 19 June 2018
As the international community drags its feet and consistently fails to find diplomatic solutions to Yemen's conflict, its population is dragged deeper into a humanitarian crisis with no end in sight. After initial diplomatic failure [...]
