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Daily Archives: 8 November 2018

Fatalities in the Yemen Conflict

Analysis, Infographics, Middle East, Violence Against CiviliansBy Melissa Pavlik8 November 2018
In this infographic, Research Analyst Melissa Pavlik breaks down ACLED’s current estimate of fatalities caused by Yemen’s Civil War, with a spotlight on civilian deaths. Find an explanation of ACLED’s methodology for monitoring the conflict in Yemen here.…

Upping the Ante: Turkey Renews its Campaign against the YPG in Northern Syria

Analysis, Infographics, Middle EastBy Nick Grinstead8 November 2018
ACLED Researcher Nick Grinstead maps out the Turkish military’s resumed assault on Kurdish YPG forces in Northern Syria.…

Continued Clashes between the Government and Anglophone Separatists in Cameroon Put Civilians at Risk

Africa, AnalysisBy Hilary Matfess8 November 2018
On October 7th, Cameroon held a presidential election that resulted in the re-election  of President Paul Biya. Biya is now Africa’s oldest and longest-serving non-royal head of state (Washington Post, 22 November 2017).…

Targeting Islamists: Assassinations in South Yemen

Analysis, Middle EastBy Braden Fuller8 November 2018
A recent news article published by Buzzfeed revealed the involvement of American mercenaries contracted by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in a 2015 assassination attempt on Anssaf Ali Mayo, a local Islamist party leader in Yemen’s southern port city of Aden (Buzzfeed, 16 October 2018).…

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