Yemen: Another Somalia in the Arabian Peninsula (original) (raw)

The paper delves into the complex socio-political landscape of Yemen, analyzing its historical contexts and ongoing conflicts that have led to severe instability and economic challenges. It draws parallels between Yemen and Somalia, particularly in terms of foreign interventions and their impacts on local governance and society. The authors argue that both internal mismanagement and external influences contribute to Yemen's plight, presenting a grim picture of a region struggling with governance, sectarian divides, and international rivalries.