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Three killed as Yemeni security forces opened fire at protesters

At least three people were killed after Yemeni security forces opened fire at anti-government protesters who have gathered in Sanaa in their continuing call for President Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down from power.

In the Media by Leo Reyes - 1 comment

Tunisia uprising triggers unrest in Egypt, Jordan and Yemen

The recent uprising that led to the fall of Tunisia's repressive government has resulted in the death of 219 and injury to more than 500 people as sporadic fighting continues in some parts of the country.

In the Media by Leo Reyes

Houthis blame Yemeni government for kidnapping foreigners

For months, the Yemeni government has accused the Houthi rebels for kidnapping foreign visitors, including two children but the Houthis are turning the tables and blaming the government for committing the hostage taking.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

Houthis propose talks with Yemen, Saudi Arabia governments

The Houthi rebels have proposed talks with the government of Yemen just as long as they cease attacks against the Shias after the joint forces increased its offensive campaign in the region.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

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30 Al-Qaida Militants Killed in Yemen

Fresh Yemen government raids in volatile south kill 16 al-Qaida militants, officials say

South Yemen air strikes 'kill 16'

Air strikes kill 16 suspected al-Qaeda fighters in southern Yemen, officials say, as a US-backed government offensive against militants continues.

Yemen votes to rubber-stamp VP as new leader

Yemenis are voting to rubber-stamp their U.S.-backed vice-president as the new head of state tasked with steering the country out of a crisis that followed the year-old anti-government uprising.

Yemen 'on brink of food crisis'

Seven aid agencies warn that Yemen is on the verge of a hunger catastrophe as a result of political instability and rising prices.

Watch: Suicide Bomber Kills 100 in Yemen

Violence in Yemen may be single deadliest suicide bomb attack in history.