Thomas Juneau
Contributor at Freelance
Professor, @uottawagspia. Focus on Middle East (Iran, Yemen), security & intelligence. Former department of national defence analyst.
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1 week ago |
warontherocks.com | Thomas Juneau
In his 2023 article, “Negotiating Saudi Arabia’s Defeat and the Houthi Victory in Yemen,” Thomas Juneau of the University of Ottawa assessed that the Saudi-Yemen ceasefire would “not lead to a sustainable peace.” Two years on, as tensions in the Middle East are higher than ever, we asked him to revisit his argument. Image: U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl.
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4 weeks ago |
brookings.edu | Thomas Juneau
Editor's note: This essay is part of the “Development, governance, and security in the Middle East: Obstacles and opportunities” project, a series examining how governance failures in the Middle East and North Africa have hindered stable development and human security, in partnership with the Japan International Cooperation Agency.
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1 month ago |
almendron.com | Farea al-Muslimi |Thomas Juneau
US strikes against the Houthis in Yemen on 15 March were the heaviest since joint US/UK air operations began in January 2024. They were also the first under the new administration of President Donald Trump. Sending a clear message to Tehran, the president said afterwards that ‘every shot fired by the Houthis will be looked upon…as being a shot fired from the weapons and leadership of Iran’. The attacks, and Trump’s explicit association of the Houthis with Iran, were not surprising.
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1 month ago |
areion24.news | Thomas Juneau
Avec la consolidation de leur puissance au niveau domestique, il était inévitable que les houthistes cherchent à jouer un rôle plus important au-delà des frontières du Yémen. Ainsi, les dernières années ont été marquées par leur émergence en tant que puissance régionale incontournable. Cela s’est d’abord manifesté dans leurs relations avec l’Arabie saoudite et les Émirats arabes unis.
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1 month ago |
areion24.news | Thomas Juneau
La guerre entre Israël et le Hamas qui a éclaté en octobre 2023 a permis aux houthistes d’accélérer leur émergence sur la scène régionale. Basés à l’origine dans le nord-ouest du Yémen, ils ont joué de l’instabilité du pays depuis 2011 pour étendre leur territoire, prendre la capitale, Sanaa, en 2014, tout en résistant à l’intervention de l’Arabie saoudite lancée en 2015.
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