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Southregion in Land Dispute
The article discusses the power struggle in southern Yemen between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. It shows that their main reasons for disagreement are primarily related to interests in influence and control, rather than support for the project of an independent southern state. Riyadh has focused on maintaining Yemen's unity and restoring its legitimacy, while the UAE has provided limited support to southern factions without clearly backing independence for the south, and its future role remains ambiguous. Recent developments indicate that regional influence has led to a decline in attention to the southern issue, shifting focus instead to security arrangements and the division of influence. This has resulted in a setback for the southern national project, which now remains contingent upon agreements among regional powers, with potential changes ahead for leaders like Al-Zubaidi.
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