Yemen’s Future: It’s A ‘No Win-No Win’ Situation For All
RAMZY BAROUD: It's looking increasingly likely that major protests will resume in Yemen in the new year. …
“I Say Yemen, You Say…” A Word Association Test
ABUBAKR AL SHAMAHI, CGNEWS: One word seems to be inevitably linked in the common mind to the beautiful, complex land of Yemen - terrorism …
A Yemeni Adventure: Wet Aden Heat, Smell of the Sea
ABU MOHAMMED: I went with a friend on a quixotic search for money owed. It proved to be a more adventurous trip than I had anticipated …
Street Art In Yemen: A Channel for Protest
TABSIR; It's two years since protests broke out in Yemen and a good way to follow how politics has changed is to follow the emerging street art scene …
Thomas Friedman in Yemen: ‘An Innocent Abroad’?
DANIEL M. VARISCO: I felt the ghost of Mark Twain speaking to me as I read about Tom Friedman's latest adventures in Yemen. …
Conference: ‘A Golden Chance’ to Resolve Yemeni Differences
ABUBAKR AL SHAHAMI, CGNEWS: Grievances relating back to the civil war in the mid 90s need to be solved to avoid a split Yemen …
Tim Mackintosh-Smith: Is He A ‘Yemeni National Treasure?’
STEVE DORSEY: I had the privilege recently to spend time in the company of the renowned British travel writer who lives in Sana'a. A truly impressive evening. …
Yemen’s Salih: The Elephant’s Still In the Room
DANIEL M. VARISCO: He was eventually deposed but disgraced leader Ali Abdullah Salih shows no inclination to leave Yemen. …
Yemen’s Imams Miss The Point: Training Needed?
MOHAMMED AL SAMEI, TABSIR: They don't seem to notice the social and economic issues that are the main concern of their congregations. …
Child Brides: Action Is Being Taken At Last
MICH CAFE: It's an issue throughout the Arab world and beyond. Finally, it's being addressed. …
