Yemen

How did Yemen fall over the brink?

Restorative justice is appealing to many of Guantanamo's detainees.

The perils of the U.S.'s continued military interventions

First Tunisia, then Egypt, and now ... Yemen? Unrest is increasing across the Middle East and North Africa, and young people are leading the way. Demonstrators are calling for democratic change, social justice, and economic improvements. In this essay, Yemeni Omar Fotihi explains his frustrations with his home-country, and tells us of his hopes and dreams for a new Yemen.

The Obama Administration says it's determined not to send American troops to Yemen to fight Al-Qaeda. American equipment and training may be sufficient in helping the Yemeni army to push Al-Qaeda out, so a direct American military involvement may, indeed, be neither necessary nor desirable. Howev

Meet singers Ayoob Tarish and Arwa, a virtual A-to-A of the Yemeni music scene.

I have asked recognized experts on Middle East and terrorism to comment on the current situation in Yemen, which I covered last week, and to share their views regarding the U

Last week I talked about a few stories from 2009 that didn’t receive the attention that perhaps they should have.

The CIA investigation of the U.S.