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Analysis: Russia's growing relationship with the Houthis signals a shift in Red Sea dynamics, challenging US influence and raising the stakes for Saudi Arabia.
Analysis: The Houthis have become more powerful since Trump's last presidency, with all eyes on how the new administration will tackle the Red Sea crisis.
Analysis: The Houthis have proven their operational capabilities and amassed a diverse range of weaponry while showing no sign of ending Red Sea attacks.
Analysis: Israel's retaliatory strike after a Houthi drone attack on Tel Aviv will cement the group's popularity and does little to prevent future attacks.
Analysis: Without a ceasefire in Gaza or support for Yemen's stability, the US administration's current policy in the Red Sea is unsustainable.
Analysis: Saudi Arabia will do whatever it can to avoid becoming entangled in Yemen militarily, but may feel compelled to act if tensions spill over.
![Houthi followers ride a vehicle carries coffins of Houthi fighters after their funeral procession on September 29, 2021 in Sana'a, Yemen [Getty Images]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/2021-09/GettyImages-1343849778.jpg?h=199d8c1f&itok=w0AKyJDX)
Analysis: The latest intensification of fighting in Marib has shown the Houthi's continued doggedness and reluctance to compromise. But Saudi Arabia and its allies can help speed up the inevitable and finally end this war, should conditions be met.
Analysis: The Houthi leadership has openly threatened to act against Israel in light of its ongoing assault on Gaza, but the likelihood of more strikes will hinge on regional developments.
Analysis: With the Yemeni government fragmented and weak, the Houthi movement knows that it has a clear advantage in terms of military power.
Analysis: Post-Assad Syria, Iran-Israel hostilities, Palestine, and an unpredictable Trump administration will be key factors in reshaping the region in 2025.