In Yemen, a US-Backed Transition Plan Draws Fire from Democracy Activists
TIME
27, 2012 Yemeni army soldiers gather at the historic castle of Rada, 85 miles southeast of the capital Sanaa, on Jan. 26, 2012, as hundreds of al-Qaeda gunmen bowed to tribal pressure and withdrew on January 25, 2012, from Rada, a town they had held it ...
Head Yemeni al-Qaida group calls for protestsBoston.com
Leader of Yemeni al-Qaida-linked group calls for anti-army protests in the ...Washington Post
India & Yemen share old bondTimes of India

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Yemen's State Within a Failed State - by Tom Finn
Foreign Policy (blog)
It was a year ago this week that young men and women first flooded into Yemen's streets en masse to demonstrate against the regime of President Ali Abdullah Saleh. On Jan. 27, 2011, at least 16000 Yemenis protested in the capital of Sanaa, demanding an ...
Sectarian clashes kill at least 22 in YemenChicago Tribune
Yemen: 46 reported killed in northern rebel violenceallvoices
Sectarian clashes kill 22 in YemenEmirates 24/7

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Navy wants commando 'mothership' in Middle East
Washington Post
The Pentagon is rushing to send a large floating base for commando teams to the Middle East as tensions rise with Iran, al-Qaeda in Yemen and Somali pirates, among other threats. In response to requests from US Central Command, which oversees military ...
US to send floating commando base to Mideast: reportAFP
US Sends Floating Base to Middle EastMyFox Los Angeles

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Yemen spends $2.8bn for fuel subsidies
Yemen Post
A high-ranking Yemeni official has revealed that Yemen spends YR 600 billion ($2.8bn) as subsidies for oil derivatives per year. The executive director of the Oil Yemeni Company Omar Al-Arhabi said these subsidies are a form of corruption, ...

JTIC Brief: AQAP's occupation of Rada in Yemen
IHS Jane's
Arabic language news reported on 17 January that jihadists under the leadership of Sheikh Tariq al-Dhahab had gained control over parts of the town of Rada in the Yemeni governorate of Al-Bayda. Although the militants agreed to withdraw on 24 January, ...

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Yemen's President Remains in Oman, Departure for US Uncertain
Voice of America
January 26, 2012 Yemen's President Remains in Oman, Departure for US Uncertain VOA News Outgoing Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh remains in the Persian Gulf sultanate of Oman and it is unclear when his planned trip to the United States for medical ...
Yemeni Americans scorn Saleh deal, angry at US refugeArab American News
Yemen's secessionists emboldened by turmoilWashington Post
UN urges Yemen to have peaceful electionsCNN
Palestine Chronicle -Wall Street Journal
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Yemen's economy needs $15 billion to recover
Yemen Post
Yemen's economy needs about $15 billion to recover and become stable, the Planning and International Minister Mohammad Alsaadi said. In comments to the state-run Al-Thawra newspaper, he pointed out that preparations are ongoing to hold a donor ...
EU asserts helping political transition process in YemenYemen News Agency
EU funds Yemeni projects with 18 million eurosKuwait News Agency
EU supports Yemen with £ 1 million for child protectionAl-Sahwah.net
US Department of State (press release)
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Yemen: Security Council urges timely, inclusive political transition
UN News Centre
Yemen's forthcoming presidential election will be an opportunity for the country to embark on a transitional process that strengthens national dialogue and leads to a political system that will be more inclusive and open to greater participation by all ...
Yemen's Gears Of Counter-Revolution - OpEdEurasia Review
UN: Yemen Faces Challenges as Presidential Election ApproachesVoice of America
Security Council hails progress in YemenYemen Post
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Yemen amends immunity law, Saleh still protected
Reuters
By Mohammed Ghobari | SANAA (Reuters) - A Yemeni draft law granting immunity to the outgoing president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, from prosecution over the killing of protesters was amended on Thursday to limit the protection his aides would enjoy, ...
Yemen foreign minister says presidential election will be held on schedule in ...Washington Post
Yemeni opposition: Saleh family let al Qaeda take over townCNN
Yemeni Official Suggests Delay in Presidential VoteNew York Times

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Yemeni Militants Seize Rida, a Town 100 Miles From Capital
New York Times
SANA, Yemen (AP) — Islamist militants on Monday took control of a town 100 miles south of the Yemeni capital, Sana, overrunning army positions, storming the local prison and freeing at least 150 inmates. The capture of the town, Rida, expanded the ...
Yemeni security officials say al-Qaida militants seize full control of town ...Washington Post
Yemen town captured by al Qaeda militantsCBS News
Al Qaeda in Yemen captures town south of capitalFox News
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