Elham Manea

Riyadh is likely to combine military pressure and the rebuilding of anti-Houthi forces to regain leverage, before reopening indirect negotiations with the Houthis and seeking a parallel regional understanding with Iran,

• Professor Elham Manea wrote in an analysis of the conflict for the Sana’a Center, a Yemeni think tank
  Newsweeknewsweek.com/saudi/arabia…Sep 16, 19:44

Now, it is providing greater military, technical and logistical support to the internationally recognized government and forces aligned with it,

• Manea said
  Deutsche Welledw.com/en/iran…Sep 11, 11:52

The Houthi movement is militarily and institutionally much stronger,

• Manea said
  Deutsche Welledw.com/en/iran…Sep 11, 11:52

At present, I consider the second scenario more likely,

• Manea said
  Deutsche Welledw.com/en/iran…Sep 11, 11:52

Since the 2022 truce, Riyadh's priority has been to extricate itself from the Yemen war and create the regional stability needed for its broader economic transformation 'Vision 2030',

• Manea said
  Deutsche Welledw.com/en/military…Jul 31, 11:15

The current escalation appears to be driven primarily by the Houthis,

• Elham Manea, a political scientist and adjunct professor at the University of Zurich specializing in Middle East and Gulf studies, told DW
  Deutsche Welledw.com/en/military…Jul 31, 11:15