The U.S. is planning to restart programs for military aid and training to Yemen, reviving its support for dictatorship after a protest movement drove out the former client, President Ali Abdullah Saleh. Yemenis voted on last month in a referendum on a U.S.-backed...
Reported US Air Strikes Kill 20 in Southern Yemen | Attacks hit several villages in Bayda Province
Yemeni al-Qaeda: Attack on US Troops Followed Increases in Deployment | Large numbers of US troops remain in Aden
185 Yemeni Troops Slain as Grim Defeat Leads to Calls for Army Shakeup | Battle a ‘major blow’ to Yemeni military’s morale
Over 140 Killed, Mostly Soldiers, as Fighting Continues in South Yemen | Militants celebrate as new Yemeni ruler vows revenge
78 Troops Among 106 Killed in Southern Yemen Fighting | Fighters overrun military base in Abyan Province
Pentagon Confirms: US Troops in South Yemeni City of Aden | Troops came under fire from Ansar al-Sharia
The revolutionary movement in Yemen sparked by the youth has been somewhat neutered after the U.S.-backed transfer deal left Yemenis with a purportedly "transitional" government and an abiding Saleh-like dictatorship. The youth activists were the driving force behind...
Yemen Announces Hadi ‘Victory’ in Single Candidate Vote | Obama cheers election of Hadi
Yemenis voted on Tuesday in a referendum on a transition deal to formally depose former President and longtime U.S. client Ali Abdullah Saleh and elect his deputy Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi, who was the only name on the ballot, as President. The voting was beset by deadly...
