
Farea Al-Muslimi
Farea Al-Muslimi is a Yemeni research fellow at Chatham House, focusing on Middle Eastern politics and security, and has been vocal about the Houthis’ strategies and their implications for regional stability.
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Farea Al-Muslimi, a Yemen specialist at Chatham House, said the attacks on Riyadh were a huge escalation.
Houthi attacks on Saudi capital and oil facilities a ‘huge’ escalation of conflict – The Irish TimesFarea al-Muslimi from the Royal Institute of International Affairs Chatham House notes that Iran now has stronger leverage in negotiations with the United States.
Kako su Huti dospjeli do saudijske strateške Ahilove peteFarea al-Muslimi from Chatham House comments on Iran's strengthened position in negotiations with the United States.
Bab el-Mandeb: Kako su Huti dospeli do saudijske strateške Ahilove peteFarea al Muslimi is a researcher at the London-based Chatham House.
Bliskoviti prodor Hutijcev je presenetil večino opazovalcevFarea al Muslimi stated that now the Iranians control not only the Hormuz Strait but also another strategically important point in the Middle East.
Jemeno husiai perėmė pasaulinei laivybai gyvybiškai svarbaus sąsiaurio kontrolęFarea al-Muslimi is a Yemen expert from the think tank Chatham House.
Iranischer Einfluss wächst: Huthi übernehmen Hafenstadt MochaFarea al-Muslimi is a researcher in the Middle East and North Africa program at the Chatham House institute.
Jemen na ivici novog rata u sjenci sukoba s IranomFarea al-Muslimi, a research fellow on the Middle East programme at the Chatham House thinktank, said: 'So far Saudi Arabia has tried strategic patience, but I do not think that will last.'
Saudi-backed forces gather on Yemen border as separatists face pressure to pull back | YemenFarea Al-Muslimi is a researcher who commented on the ideological formation of the Houthi movement.
Qui sont les rebelles houthistes du Yémen ?Farea Al-Muslimi, a Yemeni research fellow at Chatham House, said the Houthis may actually be relishing US strikes.
Far from being cowed by US airstrikes, Yemen’s Houthis may be relishing them




























