Manipulating Yemen's War:

With Yemen's militant Houthis capturing international attention through their activities in the Red Sea, the dynamics of the ongoing, wider conflict in Yemen—rarely discussed and regularly forgotten—has become increasingly important for both regional and global international affairs. Tom Walsh provides a thorough analysis of the conflict, focusing especially on the roles played by Iran, Saudi Arabia, the Houthis, and the United States in exacerbating a war that has created one of this era's worst humanitarian crises.