Op-ed
- Feb- 2021 -27 February
The Yemeni Television Scene: A Critical Examination of its Role and Function
This article provides a reading of the Yemeni television scene, since television channels go beyond the concept of…
Read More » - 15 February
A Statement on Thinking about Peace in Yemen
we must not only think about ways of reaching peace but also, and before that, we must provide…
Read More » - 13 February
Ten Years after the Revolution
This second part of the article will discuss four other models of youth and their realities, ten years…
Read More » - 10 February
Ten Years after the Revolution
To claim that the 11 February 2011 revolution is in itself the reason behind the ongoing war is…
Read More » - Jan- 2021 -14 January
The Controversy of Civil State and Secularism in Yemen (2)
The most frequent Yemeni and Arab arguments on secularism concern concept definitions, since there is no consensus about…
Read More » - Nov- 2020 -20 November
The Controversy of the Civil State and Secularism in Yemen (1)
With the start of the Arab Spring revolutions came slogans calling for the establishment of ‘the civil state’.…
Read More » - 16 November
The Chemistry of Rumors in Yemen: The News and War… The News in War
Despite the Yemeni proverb “He who has eaten a lie for lunch will not dine with it”, reality…
Read More » - Oct- 2020 -8 October
The Yemeni: A Prisoner of Self-Abasement, From Glorious Past to Vanishing Present
The historical background Historians often differ on which of the oldest civilizations in the world was the first…
Read More » - Aug- 2020 -10 August
There is No Waste in the Village
Have you ever drunk water out of a pesticide bottle? Have you ever drunk milk out of a…
Read More » - May- 2020 -30 May
Bab al-Mandab: Between Legend and Curse
Bab al-Mandab is the fourth most important waterway for the oil trade — with 7 per cent of…
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