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Charlotte Leslie

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Charlotte Leslie is director of the Conservative Middle East Council

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A Houthi spokesman delivers a televised statement on Monday following a missile attack on a US-owned ship in the Gulf of Aden. Weeks before the war in Gaza began, the Yemeni rebels staged a military parade in Sanaa. EPA
Gaza has given Houthis a timely rallying cause against the West

Facing criticism at home and seeking greater influence in political talks, the Iran-aligned rebels are exploiting the conflict

CommentJanuary 16, 2024
Charlotte Leslie
Decaying vessel FSO Safer is moored off Yemen's coast in this undated screengrab taken from a video. Holm Akhdar/Handout via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY.
Finally removing oil from a stricken tanker is a step in the right direction

It is right to celebrate the fact that the UN has started its crucial mission to offload the Safer

CommentJune 05, 2023
Charlotte Leslie
Deterioration on the single hull of the FSO Safer, shown in April 2019 . All images supplied to I.R. Consilium and printed with permission from the original photographers and copyright owners.
An oil tanker held by Yemen rebels is at risk of poisoning the ocean

NGOs, environmental groups, the media and even international law seem badly equipped to deal with non-state actors

CommentDecember 04, 2020
Charlotte Leslie

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