Amna Nawaz recently engaged in a conversation with Timothy Lenderking to discuss the actions of the Houthis attempting to obstruct shipping routes in the Red Sea. Lenderking has an extensive career as a U.S. diplomat. Notably, he has served as the special envoy to Yemen and as acting assistant secretary for Near East Affairs. Currently, he is working with the law firm Squire Patton Boggs.
During the interview, Lenderking shared insights from his experiences and provided context on the strategic and geopolitical implications of the Houthis’ actions.
Amna Nawaz is not only a co-anchor but also co-managing editor of PBS News Hour, where she develops content that informs viewers about significant global events on a daily basis.
Dan Sagalyn, who contributed to the reporting, is the deputy senior producer for foreign affairs and defense for PBS NewsHour. His expertise lies in crafting detailed stories on military and foreign affairs, contributing valuable insights on complex international issues.
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