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Alexandre Lauret

Docteur en géographie humaine, chercheur Afrique de l’Est à l’Institut de recherche stratégique de l’École militaire (Irsem). Il est l’auteur notamment de La Guerre et l’exil, Yémen, 2015-2020, Les Belles Lettres, 2023 .

  • The image depicts two figures walking away from a large fire at night, with bright flames and thick smoke rising into the sky. The scene conveys a sense of urgency and danger. Yemen. Forgotten by the world, in the heart of the region Alexandre Lauret · 30 March Victims of Saudi-Iranian rivalry, or a security threat? After ten years of war, our perception of Yemen remains ambivalent. Most of the time, the conflict is simply ignored. For many years the country was seen in the context of the war on terror but then, after 2015, as the scene of a terrible (…)
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