Ida Bary is an expert on Yemeni affairs who finished her PhD. in International Politics at the University of Birmingham. She has worked in many international organizations such as Amnesty International. She contributed as a researcher and editor to a book titled “The Muslim Brotherhood in the Arab Winter” within the International Security Program of the Beler Center for Science and International Affairs at Kennedy School, in Harvard. She participated in many research topics such as women in the Muslim Brotherhood, and the Jihadist war economy. Her research interests focus on conflict resolution, international mediation, Islamic movements, the Palestinian–Israeli conflict, and the Yemeni conflict.
On January 4, 2021, Riyadh and Doha agreed to reopen air, land, and sea borders after a blockade imposed by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, and Bahrain on Qatar, in 2017. With the announcement of the Saudi- Qatari reconciliation, a clear question has surfaced as to what effect the Gulf reconciliation has on the war in Yemen. Will this reconciliation have a positive impact on the war in
On January 4, 2021, Riyadh and Doha agreed to reopen air, land, and sea borders after a blockade imposed by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, and Bahrain on Qatar, in
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