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This article examines the prospects for local peace in Hudaydah Governorate, Yemen, through the lens of humanitarian leadership and systems transformation. Located along the Red Sea and hosting Yemen’s most vital ports, Hudaydah represents a critical intersection between humanitarian imperatives, military dynamics, and...

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