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Houthis' Advances in Yemen: «What has mainly changed is Saudi Arabia's capacity to export its oil»Photo by Kaufdex on Pexels
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Houthis' Advances in Yemen: «What has mainly changed is Saudi Arabia's capacity to export its oil»

Now13 September 2026 at 13:08

The analysts Mário João Fernandes, Daniela Nunes and Bernardo Valente gathered in an analysis panel on NOW to discuss the recent advances by Houthi rebels in Yemen. The three specialists analyzed the geopolitical and regional implications of this conflict.

The main impact of these advances is related to Saudi Arabia's capacity to export its oil. The situation in Yemen directly affects the routes and energy security of the region.

The analysis panel on the NOW program provided an in-depth discussion about the consequences of these developments for the Middle East.

Why this matters

The situation in Yemen directly affects the stability of the Middle East region and the security of oil export routes, which can influence global energy prices. Readers in the European region, as crude importers, feel the economic effects of these geopolitical dynamics.

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