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USS Cole Bombing Suspect Killed in Yemen

Yemeni Al-Qaeda leader Fahd al-Quso, wanted in connection with the bombing of the USS Cole, killed in an air raid in eastern Yemen.

USS Cole Bombing Suspect Killed in Yemen

US Expanding Drone War in Yemen

US president Barack Obama signed off on a more liberal drone-strike policy in Yemen, but lawmakers are skeptical of targeting protocols

US Expanding Drone War in Yemen

Saudi Consul to Yemen Kidnapped – Again

The Saudi consul in Yemen has been kidnapped for the second time in recent months in the unrest-ridden port city of Aden.

Saudi Consul to Yemen Kidnapped – Again

Ousted Saleh Spoiling Yemen’s Politics

Former president Ali Abdullah Saleh has ratcheted up tensions as he tries to run Yemen from behind the scenes in spite of his ouster.

Ousted Saleh Spoiling Yemen’s Politics

Yemini Terrorists Assassinate US Teacher

Two terrorists on a motorcycle assassinated an American teacher Sunday. The victim’s name has not yet been released.

Yemini Terrorists Assassinate US Teacher

Yemen: Al Qaeda Attacks Kill 78 Soldiers

Al Qaeda raids on Yemeni army positions near Zinjibar resulted in clashes killing 78 soldiers and 25 terrorists.

Yemen: Al Qaeda Attacks Kill 78 Soldiers

Yemen: Saleh's Latest 'Crazy Ivan'

Will he or won't he? Aides to former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh say he is Ethiopia bound; his party leader says he's staying.

Yemen: Saleh's Latest 'Crazy Ivan'

Ethiopian Exile for Yemen's Saleh

Aides close to ousted Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh say he will be retiring to an Addis Ababa villa in Ethiopia.

Ethiopian Exile for Yemen's Saleh

New Yemen President Inaugurated as Terrorists Killed

Yemen inaugurated a new president over the weekend while battles erupted in the south, killing five Al Qaeda terrorists.

New Yemen President Inaugurated as Terrorists Killed

Clinton Commends Yemeni Presidential Poll

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton hailed Yemen's vote as a step towards democracy as Abd-Rabbo Manour takes the reigns.

Clinton Commends Yemeni Presidential Poll

Yemenis Vote in First 'Saleh-Free' Election

The impoverished and conflict-ridden country of Yemen sought to put its past behind it and elect a new president on Tuesday.

Yemenis Vote in First 'Saleh-Free' Election

Yemen: An Era Ends - Goodbye Saleh

After 33-years of autocratic rule, Yemen's president Ali Abdullah Saleh steps down this week.

Yemen: An Era Ends - Goodbye Saleh

Yemen: 16 Killed in Al-Qaeda Family Feud

Al-Qaeda has found itself in an internal series of reprisals and counter-reprisals after a local terror chief was murdered by an in-law.

Yemen: 16 Killed in Al-Qaeda Family Feud

Yemen's Saleh is Off The Wall

Yemen's outgoing president Ali Abdullah Saleh on Thursday ordered the removal of his photos from all government and private facilities.

Yemen's Saleh is Off The Wall

US Attacks Al Qaeda in Yemen, 12 Terrorists Killed

U.S. drone strikes killed at least 12 Al Qaeda terrorists in Yemeni in one of the most successful attacks in the war on terror.

US Attacks Al Qaeda in Yemen, 12 Terrorists Killed

Yemen: Airstrikes, Assassination Attempts, and Kidnappings

Post-Saleh Yemen is beginning to look like the Wild West as the new government and its US allies battle with Al Qaeda, tribesmen.

Yemen: Airstrikes, Assassination Attempts, and Kidnappings

US Hopeful Saleh Departure Will Help Yemen Heal

The top US diplomat in Yemen hailed President Ali Abdullah Saleh's departure from the country as a step towards stability.

US Hopeful Saleh Departure Will Help Yemen Heal

Oman Tight Lipped Over Saleh Exile Request

Officials in Oman have refused to comment on reports that outgoing Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh wants sanctuary in Muscat.

Oman Tight Lipped Over Saleh Exile Request

Yemen’s Saleh Apologizes and Leaves Country

Two months after handing over his power, Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh officially left his nation for medical treatment in the U.S.

Yemen’s Saleh Apologizes and Leaves Country

Al Qaeda Seizes Yemeni Town of Radda

Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) terrorists have seized the town of Radda, about 105 miles south of the Yemeni capital of Sana'a.

Al Qaeda Seizes Yemeni Town of Radda

Yemen's Romeo and Juliet

A pair of young lovers in Yemen took their own lives after their feuding families forbade their marriage.

Yemen's Romeo and Juliet

Saleh-Hadi Row Threatens Power Transfer in Yemen

Yemen's transfer of power is in question as charges that outgoing president Saleh is interfering with the new government

Saleh-Hadi Row Threatens Power Transfer in Yemen

Yemen's Saleh Not Going to U.S. After All

Despite earlier reports, Yemen's President will remain in his country and not travel to the U.S. for medical treatment.

Yemen's Saleh Not Going to U.S. After All

Yemen's Saleh US Bound

Obama administration officials have decided Yemen's outgoing president will be allowed into the US "for medical treatment only."

Yemen's Saleh US Bound

US Officials Mull Visit from Yemen's Saleh

As violence continues to rock Yemen, US officials are mulling whether the outgoing president can come to the US for medical treatment.

US Officials Mull Visit from Yemen's Saleh

Yemen's 'March of Life' Ends In Death

A mass march by some 100,000 protesters demanding the outgoing president be prosecuted turned bloody as government forces opened fire.

Yemen's 'March of Life' Ends In Death

Yemen: Protesters Demand Saleh Prosecution

Despite immunity under Yemen's transfer of power agreement protesters want the country's former president indicted.

Yemen: Protesters Demand Saleh Prosecution

Al Qaeda Jailbreak Sets Tone for Post-Saleh Yemen

An audacious jailbreak by 13 Al Qaeda terrorists underscores the deep problems facing Yemen as President Saleh departs.

Al Qaeda Jailbreak Sets Tone for Post-Saleh Yemen

Goodbye Saleh: Yemen Forms Unity Government

The Gulf-brokered transition of power is underway in Yemen even as clashes rock the capital of Sanaa; Hadi to replace Saleh soon.

Goodbye Saleh: Yemen Forms Unity Government

Arab Spring: Jihad Turns Inward in Yemen

A reactionary Sunni school in Yemen has declared jihad on the Huthi rebels who have laid siege to its compound in a bid to seize the region.

Arab Spring: Jihad Turns Inward in Yemen

Yemen's Saleh Resigns

It's Game Over for Ali Abdullah Saleh after 10 months of rioting. He will negotiate power transfer with opposition in return for immunity.

Yemen's Saleh Resigns

Yemen's Saleh 4th Arab Leader to Fall?

Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh has flown to Saudi Arabia allegedly to sign a deal to end his reign of power.

Yemen's Saleh 4th Arab Leader to Fall?

Yemen Clashes Kill 19+

A government declared cease-fire went unheeded as open armed confrontations between Saleh loyalists and his political rivals continue.

Yemen Clashes Kill 19+

Yemen: Saleh, Protesters Thumb Nose at UN

Clashes continue as neither Yemeni president Abdullah Ali Saleh or those calling for his ouster are impressed by the UN.

Yemen: Saleh, Protesters Thumb Nose at UN

Yemen: Dissident General Says 2006 Elections 'Rigged'

Dissident General Ali Mohsin Al Ahmar says opposition candidate Faisal Bin Shamlan won the 2006 elections - but result was rigged.

Yemen: Dissident General Says 2006 Elections 'Rigged'

Leaks Shed Light on Al-Awaki Hit

Sources say a secret legal memorandum sought to justify the targeted killing of a US citizen without trial by US forces abroadl.

Leaks Shed Light on Al-Awaki Hit

Yemeni President Vows to Resign in 'Coming Days'

Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh announced Saturday in a televised speech to the nation that he will step down "in the coming days."

Yemeni President Vows to Resign in 'Coming Days'

Report: Yemen's Saleh Accused of Murder Plot

Former Yemeni diplomat accuses President Saleh of sending assassins to kill him in his south Cairo home for supporting the opposition.

Report: Yemen's Saleh Accused of Murder Plot

Saleh Addresses Yemen, Doesn't Promise to Step Down

Yemen’s President Ali Abdullah Saleh addresses his nation for the first time since he returned to the country, calls for elections.

Saleh Addresses Yemen, Doesn't Promise to Step Down

Saleh Returns to Yemen - Is It War?

Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh returned to Sanaa amid pitched street battles in a surprise move expected to inflame more violence

Saleh Returns to Yemen - Is It War?

Yemen Spiraling Into Civil War

Fighting between loyalist and dissident troops has erupted in Sanaa, scuttling talks between officials and opposition leaders.

Yemen Spiraling Into Civil War

Saana Truce Collapses, Fighting Resumes

With a transfer of power agreement expected in days, a truce between rival military units has broken down leading to more bloodshed.

Saana Truce Collapses, Fighting Resumes

Yemen: At Least 56 Killed in Renewed Clashes

At least 56 are dead in Yemen after protesters stormed an army base, sparking a prolonged gunfight between defenders and army defectors.

Yemen: At Least 56 Killed in Renewed Clashes

Report: Saleh Won’t Return to Yemen

Officials say president Ali Abdullah Saleh will not return to Yemen; US says power transfer could occur this week.

Report: Saleh Won’t Return to Yemen

Yemeni Troops Fire on Opposition Protesters

Just a week after authorizing transfer of power talks, Yemeni forces opened fire on anti-regime protesters, wounding at least 10.

Yemeni Troops Fire on Opposition Protesters

Yemen's Saleh Authorizes Power Transfer Talks

Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Slaeh authorized his deputy to negotiate a power transfer with the opposition.

Yemen's Saleh Authorizes Power Transfer Talks

Saleh Cabinet Convenes in Symbolic Snub

The Cabinet of Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh convened in a clear message they have no plans to step down.

Saleh Cabinet Convenes in Symbolic Snub

Yemenite Jewish Refugees in Cairo Face Deportation

A group of 12 Jewish refugees who fled Yemen are being detained in Cairo and face deportation -- back to Yemen.

Yemenite Jewish Refugees in Cairo Face Deportation

Saleh: 'Elections As Soon As Possible'

Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh says he will hand over power to his vice president and 'hold elections as soon as possible.'

Saleh: 'Elections As Soon As Possible'

Yemen: Saleh's Big Tease

Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh keeps hinting at his imminent return but won't set a date.

Yemen: Saleh's Big Tease

Yemen's Prime Minister Returns from Saudi Arabia

Yemen's loyalist Prime Minister Ali Mohammad Mujawer has returned from a hospital in Riyadh - will Saleh follow?

Yemen's Prime Minister Returns from Saudi Arabia

Yemeni Shura Council Leader Dies, Saleh's No. 3

emen's third most powerful official has died of wounds sustained during an attack on the presidential palace in June.

Yemeni Shura Council Leader Dies, Saleh's No. 3

2 Suicide Bombings Target Al Qaeda Strongholds in South Yemen

At least 11 people died overnight Sunday after two suicide bombing attacks targeting the Al Qaeda terrorist stronghold in Yemen.

2 Suicide Bombings Target Al Qaeda Strongholds in South Yemen

Yemen's Saleh Still a Decisive Factor in Yemen

Ali Abdullah Saleh's intent to return to Yemen and hunt down his would-be assassins proves his presidency isn't over yet.

Yemen's Saleh Still a Decisive Factor in Yemen

Saleh Vows to Return to Yemen

Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh vows to return home from Saudi Arabia. "See you in Sanaa," he tells his supporters.

Saleh Vows to Return to Yemen

Saleh Nephew Says He Will 'Break Necks' of Protesters

A nephew of Yemen's president said he would 'break the necks' of protesters if another assassination attempt was made; offered talks.

Saleh Nephew Says He Will 'Break Necks' of Protesters

Saleh Will Return to Yemen When Recovered

Saudi officials say embattled Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh will return to his country after completing his recovery.

Saleh Will Return to Yemen When Recovered

Saleh Stays in Saudi Arabia, Officials Blame U.S.

Yemeni officials say U.S., and Saudi Arabia pressured President Saleh to stay in Saudi Arabia after being released from hospital.

Saleh Stays in Saudi Arabia, Officials Blame U.S.

Yemen Strikes Back, Kills 15 Islamist Rebels

Yemen's government strikes back against militants said to have ties to Al-Qaeda, which US officials have said has a large presence there.

Yemen Strikes Back, Kills 15 Islamist Rebels

Ramadan: Month of Violence?

Arab Regimes Fear Ramadan will Be Month of Violence

Authorities in Syria fear the nightly prayers during Ramadan will transform every day into Friday.

Arab Regimes Fear Ramadan will Be Month of Violence