This book delves into the various settlement initiatives and agreements that have shaped the quest for peace in contemporary Yemen. It critically examines the challenges and shortcomings that have accompanied these efforts, shedding light on the intricate web of external connections impacting the country's internal conflict dynamics—ranging from ideological and political forces to military strategies. The book assesses the endeavors to end the war and foster peace, while also analyzing the roles of local, regional, and international actors in shaping trends, addressing challenges, and demonstrating levels of engagement. By exploring the determinants of peacebuilding and the opportunities within the political landscape, it offers insights into the future of peace efforts and potential paths forward.