Yemen

Article by Farea al-Muslimi Updated Tue, Apr 9

Farea Al-Muslimi reports on the challenges in Yemen's Abyan province, revealing the longstanding divide between the country's north and south.	(AFP/GETTY IMAGES/Sami al-Ansi)
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Article by Pinar Tremblay Updated Tue, Apr 2

Pinar Tremblay examines the impact of Turkey's public-diplomacy efforts in Yemen and whether they should be considered "neo-Ottomanism."	(REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah)
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Article by Fawaz Traboulsi Updated Fri, Mar 22

Yemen's national dialogue conference began last week, but several key forces are boycotting its sessions, which may lead to its failure, writes Fawaz Traboulsi.	(REUTERS/Mohamed al-Sayaghi )
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Article by Janne Louise Andersen Updated Fri, Apr 5

Young musicians and artists who often feel publically excoriated find peace and companionship at a cultural center in Sanaa, writes Janne Louise Andersen from Sanaa.	(Janne Louise Andersen)
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Translated from Al-Khaleej (U.A.E.) Updated Tue, Mar 12

Speaking to Al-Khaleej, Yemen’s Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, Mohammed al-Saadi, praises the immense support shown by foreign countries for Yemen’s political transition process.	(Leon Neal/Getty Images)
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Article by Vivian Salama Updated Fri, Mar 8

Separatists in Aden, South Yemen, have engaged in deadly clashes with security forces and pro-unification protesters from the Islamist Islah Party and have renewed calls for secession, complicating Yemen’s fragile transition, reports Vivian Salama from Aden.	(REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah )
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Article by Fawaz Traboulsi Updated Fri, Feb 22

Fawaz Traboulsi considers the lessons of the revolution in Yemen.	(REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah)
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Article by Farea Al-Muslimi Updated Wed, Feb 20

In the years following the 2011 popular uprising in Yemen, the youth who spearheaded the movement feel once again marginalized and excluded from building their country’s future, Farea Al-Muslimi reports.	(REUTERS/Mohamed al-Sayaghi)
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Article by Aidarus Nasr al-Naqib Updated Tue, Mar 26

More than two years since the onset of the Yemeni revolution, Aidarus Nasr al-Naqib argues that reform efforts have fallen far short of the protesters’ original demands.	(REUTERS/Mohamed al-Sayaghi)
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Article by Sader Nasher Updated Mon, Feb 4

In an interview with Sader Nasher, Yemeni Interior Minister Abdel-Qader Qahtan discusses the security challenges facing his country and says that Yemen’s stability is key to regional stability.	(REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah)
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