The Obama administration has agreed to a request from Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh to travel to America, framing it in a thinly veiled excuse for him to seek medical treatment. Mr. Saleh said on Saturday he would leave Yemen for the U.S. "in the coming days......
Yemen Opposition Slams US Ambassador’s Statement Encouraging Crackdown | Ambassador: We wouldn’t allow protest marches either
Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh is expected to leave the country to seek additional medical treatment from injuries he sustained in an attack on his palace back in June. Saleh had spent months recuperating in Saudi Arabia before his latest return, and is expected...
Yemeni Troops Retreat From Taiz After Week of Violence | Red Cross: Military targeted medical facilities
Yemen Announces New Unity Govt., But What Happens to Saleh? | Protesters complain dictator remains in power ‘behind the scenes’
Yemen Opposition: Saleh Still Orchestrating Violence in Taiz | Toll in attacks on protesters rises to 34
Yemeni Govt Agrees on Military ‘Oversight,’ But Crackdown Continues | At least 28 killed in three days in Taiz
Yemeni PM Warns ‘Transition’ Deal in Jeopardy as 13 Killed in Taiz | Opposition parties would ‘reconsider’ deal if attacks continue
Yemen PM: New Cabinet Within ‘Days’
Yemen's new interim prime minister, Mohamed Basindowa, has laid the groundwork for the country's current vice president, Major General Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, to be the chosen candidate in an uncontested election for a successor to President Ali Abdullah Saleh, the...
