This scholarly work by Aya Youssef Zaki Youssef meticulously examines the evolution of Saudi Arabia's foreign policy towards Yemen in the aftermath of the 2011 popular uprising. The book delves into the complex geopolitical dynamics that shaped Riyadh's approach, analyzing its strategic interests, security concerns, and regional influence in a volatile neighborhood. It explores the various facets of Saudi engagement, from diplomatic initiatives to economic aid and military interventions, shedding light on how these actions impacted Yemen's political landscape and stability. Youssef's research provides critical insights into the intricate relationship between the two nations, offering a comprehensive understanding of a pivotal period in contemporary Middle Eastern history.