Tertulias Fredericton presented a talk by Anthony Fenton on Canada and the Saudi-UAE war on Yemen on May 11, 2022. The talk is now available for viewing here.
While on the one hand claiming to want peace in Yemen, successive Canadian governments have, at the same time, supported the Saudi/UAE side of the war in Yemen. After seven years of war resulting in nearly 400,000 deaths and leaving millions on the brink of famine, Yemen is at long last in the midst of the longest (yet still tentative) cease fire. As all parties take a moment to breathe, in this presentation Fenton will discuss the roots of Canada’s relations with the warring parties, its historic role in/around Yemen and the Arabian Peninsula, and what the Canadian state (and ruling class) have done to fuel or mitigate the war over the last seven years.
Anthony Fenton is a PhD candidate with York University’s Department of Political Science. His nearly completed dissertation is titled: The Political Economy of Canada-Saudi Arabia/GCC linkages, 1945-2022. https://twitter.com/anthonyfenton.
Tertulias Fredericton is supported by the NB Media Co-op, publisher of the Tertulia talks.
For more information, contact fredericton.tertulia@gmail.com.
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