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World and Nation

Yemen says militants are driven from two cities

By Laura Kasinof Jun. 13, 2012

Yasser Alarami contributed reporting.

World and Nation

Official raises death toll in Yemen conflict to over 2,000

By Laura Kasinof Mar. 20, 2012

At least 2,000 Yemenis were killed during the year of political unrest after popular protests broke out seeking the ouster of the entrenched authoritarian president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, Yemen’s minister of human rights announced in a speech to the United Nations.

World and Nation

Saleh cedes power in Yemen but hopes to retain influence

By Laura Kasinof Feb. 21, 2012

SANAA, Yemen — A day before a national vote that will mark the end of his presidency, Ali Abdullah Saleh signaled his hope to be an anomaly in the Arab Spring: a toppled autocrat who can preserve some degree of influence in his nation’s governance.

World and Nation

Deaths, injuries reported in Yemeni protest march

By Laura Kasinof May. 10, 2011

Security forces and government supporters opened fire on protesters in the Yemeni city of Taiz on Monday, witnesses said, while a doctor confirmed that four people were killed and scores injured after almost a month of stalled negotiations over how and when President Ali Abdullah Saleh would leave office.

World and Nation

Yemen’s opposition accepts deal for transfer of power

By Laura Kasinof Apr. 26, 2011

Yemen’s opposition coalition on Monday accepted a proposal for a transfer of power, bringing the country closer to a resolution of months of political turmoil and countless demonstrations calling for President Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down.

World and Nation

Shorts (left)

By Laura Kasinof Feb. 4, 2011

SANAA, Yemen — Thousands of pro- and anti-government demonstrators held peaceful protests in this impoverished capital Thursday, playing out themes that have rocked nations across the Arab world as autocratic leaders struggle to press back the roaring demands of movements hungry for democracy, accountability and the rule of law.

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