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Yemen’s uncertain path to peace In the short term, Biden’s diplomatic approach in Yemen may not be enough to leverage peace Earlier this month, the Biden administration took considerable steps to reverse U.S. policy on the war in Yemen, instigated under Obama and continued throughout Trump’s presidency. It notably put a hold on its support to the Saudi-led coalition, revoked the terrorist designation of the Houthi movement, and appointed veteran diplomat, Timothy Lenderking, as special envoy to the conflict. What began in 2014, when the Iran-backed Houthi movement overthrew president Hadi’s unpopular government, has since turned into the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. As of 2015, neighbouring Saudi Arabia has spearheaded a coalition, while mobilizing a substantial part of its GDP, to back the Hadi government and wage a war against the Houthis and their allies – so far, unsuccessfully.

Saudi arabiaMa ribUnited statesJamal khashoggiMarc garneauElena delozierAhmed nagiTimothy lenderkingMark lowcockWashington instituteDemocratic partyUnited nationsWashington postForeign affairsCarnegie middle east instituteSecurity council