Sama'a Al-Hamdani

independent Yemen analyst

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Non-resident fellow at the Sana'a Center for Strategic Studies; Yemen researcher and analyst, and founder of the blog, Yemeniaty.com

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For months, State Department officials and a few members of Congress have warned that America's at risk of violating international law.

The United States in another Middle-East civil war

For months, State Department officials and a few members of Congress have warned that America's at risk of violating international law.

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Why are some bloody conflicts all but ignored, while others are continually making the news?

New Yemen airstrikes change shape of war

Why are some bloody conflicts all but ignored, while others are continually making the news?

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Since the attempted underwear bombing of 2009, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has not been accused of trying to attack the United States.

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Since the attempted underwear bombing of 2009, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has not been accused of trying to attack the United States.

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