Saudi Arabia, Southern Yemen, and the Regional Power Shift
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Saudi Arabia, Southern Yemen, and the Regional Power Shift
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Rob Morris and Ruairi explore one of the Middle East’s most complex and under-examined geopolitical questions: what is Saudi Arabia really trying to achieve in southern Yemen — and what does it mean for the rest of the country?
As Riyadh shifts from years of direct military intervention toward political influence, reconstruction, and regional diplomacy, the focus is increasingly on southern Yemen. We examine Saudi Arabia’s efforts to strengthen the internationally recognised Yemeni government, counter southern separatism, and manage growing competition with the UAE — all while the north remains firmly under Houthi control, backed by Iran.
Crucially, the discussion asks how these southern moves affect Houthi-controlled Yemen and the wider war. With Saudi Arabia and Iran cautiously improving relations, could de-escalation between the two regional rivals reduce the conflict’s intensity? And might diplomacy, rather than proxy warfare, finally create space for a more stable and unified Yemen?