Southern Transitional Council's quest for an independent southern Yemen, marked by political struggles and military advances.
On January 3, the Southern Transitional Council (STC) in Yemen announced a new Constitution for the “State of South Arabia”.
Nearly a decade since its formation, the STC appears closer than ever to achieving its goal of a separate southern Yemen, — or “South Arabia” as it calls the region — independent from the North. However, the subsequent days revealed the group’s struggle to maintain its gains.
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