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Yemen’s Enduring Crisis

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Middle East Centre
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Helen Lackner speaks about Yemen’s enduring crisis.
Helen Lackner updates the seminar on the Yemeni war, providing a brief analysis of the origins of the conflict and addressing the main constraints and perspectives for the future. While focusing on the domestic aspects of the situation, she puts them in the regional context and also address the role of the international allies of the major parties involved.

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Middle East Centre
People
Helen Lackner
Michael Willis
Keywords
yemen
war
crisis
middle east
Department: St Antony's College
Date Added: 29/03/2022
Duration: 00:36:32

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