Yemen

INDICATIVE RISKVerified events
Scoring: V1.8.1
Updated: 4/13/2026

Yemen's economic indicators show baseline risk signals. The strongest signal is in Civil War And Insurgency (0 historical precedent windows). Also notable: Social Policy Reform and Bilateral Treaty. Across all categories, 0 precedent windows were identified — meaning Yemen's trajectory matches historical trajectories of countries that experienced these event types.

Risk Breakdown by Category

Top Precedents by Pattern Tier

RankCategorySaliencePrecedentsLast Event
1Civil War And Insurgency0.0002024
2Social Policy Reform0.0002023
3Bilateral Treaty0.0002023
4Mass Protest0.0002025
5Foreign Intervention0.0002024
6Peacekeeping And Peace Process0.0002025
7Government Formation0.0002023

Curated Events — Yemen

149 events (1990–present)
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Ceasefire Negotiations and Political Transition Discussions
peacekeeping and peace process
2025
Southern Yemen — Separatist Aspirations Persist
social movements and protest
2024
Houthi Red Sea Attacks — Disrupting Global Shipping
civil war and insurgency
2024
US-UK Military Strikes on Houthi Infrastructure
foreign intervention
2023
Saudi-Iran Normalization and Yemen Peace Prospects
bilateral treaty
2023
Humanitarian Situation Remains Catastrophic Despite Reduced Fighting
social welfare and poverty
2023
Houthi Movement Consolidates Governance in Northern Yemen
government formation
2022
UN-Brokered Truce — First Significant Ceasefire
peacekeeping and peace process
2022
Abu Dhabi Houthi Drone Attack
civil war and insurgency
2022
Presidential Leadership Council Replaces Hadi Government
government formation

QGI surfaces economically-grounded risk candidates that analysts should examine. Risk tiers reflect historical precedent density, not probability forecasts.