Yemen
Taking a chance on a democratic Yemen
Yemen’s youthful democratic movement needs the support of outside powers – otherwise the stalemate, the and worsening economic and humanitarian crisis, will continue.
I’m Proud of Yemen
The people of Yemen fighting are not only fighting for their freedom and democracy, but they continue to be unimpressed with the scams and schemes that are woven around them by president Saleh and the gulf states.
Kill Saleh
A rebellious dictator can be handled (some shrapnel and an airplane ride to Riyadh will do). But an entire country?
What Comes Next for Yemen?
If the opposition protest movement can get Hadi on board, and set up a transitional government, then there is a chance that they can neutralise counter-revolutionary forces.
Arabs Get Creative About Development
A group of young Arab students in Montreal are working on an international development conference for this upcoming fall.
Sexy Redhead Leads Yemeni Opposition
Abdul Rahman Bafadil is a Yemeni opposition leader, sexy redhead and member of the country’s parliament.
An Idiot’s Guide on How To Repress the People
Time to give these old, crumbling autocracies a few pointers on how to tackle the never-ending conundrum of people pressure.
Freedom isn’t Free in Yemen
The sky seemed to be filled with rocks, all flying at the stadium’s entrance. Something was on fire, the protesters had started to use Molotov’s. In the midst of all this, the snipers could clearly be seen.
Dear GCC: Yemen Can’t Trust Saleh
He’s ruled for 32 years. What’s another month? Millions of Yemenis will answer that…
Attacks Won’t Stop Yemen
The protesters in Sana’a remain defiant in the face of government brutality. Expect the next demonstration to be bigger and angrier, our correspondent in Yemen reports.
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