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Ali Abdullah Saleh
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Whose Side Is Yemen On? -
In the crowded Shumaila market in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, on May 28, 2005, Faysal Abdulaziz al-Arifi took a few trembling steps past buzzing stalls and garbage quickly accumulating on the...
Saudi Arabia's Quandary -
The political leadership in Saudi Arabia was stunned by the "Arab spring" events and initially panicked. The rapid toppling of Tunisia's president and then Egypt's in populist uprisings...
Al-Qaeda, Saleh Cast Long Shadows Over 'New' Yemen -
The raging battle between al-Qaeda and government security forces in southern Yemen in recent days is a reminder that the shadow of insurgency looms large over that country's effort to...
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- Yemen's Dangerous Power Vacuum - Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
- What Awlaki's Death Means for Yemen's Saleh - Shashank Joshi, CNN
- Yemen Matters - Timothy Spangler
- Yemen's Incorrigible Dictator - Daily Star
- Yemen's Revolt Hijacked by Power Struggle - Letta Tayler, Foreign Affairs
- Yemen on the Brink of Civil War - Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
- Yemen's Dangerous Hunger Crisis - Ellen Knickmeyer, The Daily Beast
- Losing Saleh, Saving Yemen - Mark Katz, The National Interest
- Will Yemen's Opposition Settle? - Haley Sweetland Edwards, New Republic
- The Horror of a Post-Saleh Yemen - Jonathan Ruhe, The National Interest
- Yemen Can Survive Without Saleh - Charles Schmitz, Foreign Policy
- Troubled Yemen Needs to Move On - Gulf News
- Why Is It So Hard for Dictators to Depart? - Robert Kaplan, Foreign Policy
- Yemen Terrorists Are Pawns of Power - Sarah Phillips
- Yemen Unrest Seen as Opening to al-Qaeda - Eric Schmitt, New York Times
- Bloody Days in Yemen - Barak Barfi, Foreign Policy
- How the U.S. Can Help Yemen - Joshua Foust, The Atlantic
- Yemeni Leader Shows Staying Power - Fleishman & Edwards, LA Times
- Yemen May Be Next to Fall - Ibrahim Sharqieh, The National Interest
- Why Yemen Won't Follow Tunisia and Egypt - James King, The National
- Protests in Yemen Threaten Fragile State - Christopher Boucek
- The Yemeni Bomb Maker Targeting America - Bruce Riedel, Daily Beast
- Yemen's Options to Poverty and Anger - Ramzy Baroud, Japan Times
- Yemen's Coming Power Struggle - Gregory Johnsen, The National
- U.S. Military Seeks Proxy Partners - David Ignatius
- Our Man in Yemen - Kevin Peraino & Michael Hirsh, Newsweek
- Fighting al-Qaeda: The Role of Yemen's President Saleh - Simon Henderson
- Gulf States Must Help Save Yemen - Bernard Haykel, The National
- Saudi Arabia Must Save Yemen - Mai Yamani, RealClearWorld
- Obama's Next Arab Headache - Ginny Hill, Slate