Region faces three definitive paths
The article discusses possible solutions to the crisis in southern Yemen, emphasizing the importance of restoring the Southern state and establishing an honest national leadership instead of relying on current institutions that have failed to produce tangible results. It underscores the Southern people's right to declare their own state without delay and proposes dialogue with the Houthis based on mutual recognition, along with returning to the pre-unification situation of 1990, where each side takes responsibility on its own land. The article also rejects the ongoing exhaustion of the south by forces that lack authority, affirming the North's responsibility for restoring its state. It focuses on the necessity of peoples' right to self-determination and calls for a decisive stance to end the cycles of ongoing wars and political failure.
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