Yemen's independence and reliance costs
The article discusses the long history of Saudi interventions in Yemen's affairs since the early twentieth century, which have weakened Yemeni state institutions and impacted its national decision-making. It points out that external support, especially from Saudi Arabia, turns Yemen into a battleground for foreign interests and hampers the process of building an independent and strong state. The article emphasizes that reliance on foreign aid and neglect of national sovereignty prolong the Yemeni crisis, and that the country's future depends on restoring sovereignty, building institutions, and strengthening the national economy, while rejecting external interference and allegiance to foreign interests.
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