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Two years after uprisings inspired by the Arab awakening and a year after the election of Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, Yemen is still struggling with political instability and a weak economy, and thus remains a refuge for global terrorist networks such as al Qaeda. Brookings experts discuss the current situation in Yemen, the U.S.-Yemen relationship and the country's role in the global fight against terrorism.
A panel discussion from the Building New Democracies: Institutional Reform after the Arab Spring event.
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Building New Democracies: Institutional Reform after the Arab Spring
May 22, 2013
This panel discussion of the Doha Forum, to be hosted by the Brookings Institution’s Doha Center, will discuss the challenge of institutional reform in the newly democratic countries of the Arab Spring.
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Analysis Paper | Brookings Doha Center
February 11, 2013, Ibrahim Sharqieh
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January 2013, Takako Yuki and Yuriko Kameyama
Opinion | CNN
December 21, 2012, Ibrahim Sharqieh
Opinion | The National
November 13, 2012, Ibrahim Sharqieh
November 13, 2012
Opinion | The Daily Beast
November 9, 2012, Bruce Riedel
Article | Journal of Democracy
October 15, 2012, F. Gregory Gause, III and Sean L. Yom
September 25, 2012
September 10, 2012, Bruce Riedel
Interview | Voice of America
August 21, 2012, Ibrahim Sharqieh
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Ibrahim Sharqieh
Deputy Director, Brookings Doha Center
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F. Gregory Gause, III
Nonresident Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy, Brookings Doha Center