Already war-torn and under blockade for more than a decade, Yemen risks descending into another civil war. The Houthis have tightened their grip on islands in the Red Sea, giving them control over a vital global shipping route. The fighting has unravelled a shaky ceasefire that had largely held since 2022.
It comes as the Iran war has disrupted maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. So, what does it mean for this volatile region? Guests: Mohammed Al Basha – Yemeni security and intelligence analyst and founder of Basha Report, a political risk advisory Nawaf Obaid – Senior research fellow at King’s College London and a former adviser to the Saudi government Colin Clarke – Executive Director of The Soufan Center, a global intelligence and security consultancy
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