This year marked the 33rd anniversary of Yemen's national unity but gone are the days when the occasion was celebrated by the state and wider society. When Yemen's north and south merged as one nation on 22 May 1990, the move was seen as a prologue to Arab unity. It was a deceptive assumption, however, especially after a civil war broke out in 1994 between northern and southern forces. As the years have passed, Yemen's national unity has lost its importance and popularity in Yemen, particularly in the south. Today, it is on the brink of being completely forgotten. Neither internal political dialogue nor international diplomacy can guarantee the revival of a semblance
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