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... says we support the Yemeni government and will provide them with military and security assistance, at the expense of the Yemeni people, and everyone in Yemen sees that we're supporting the regimes, at the expense of the Yemeni people. RAY SUAREZ: Does instability in Yemen also threaten a sort ...
... Saleh denied the snipers were his security forces, and he invoked new restrictions that give the police a freer hand. ALI ABDULLAH SALEH, president of Yemen (through translator): The National Defense Council has decided to announce a state of emergency today in Yemen and impose a curfew on armed men ...
... Medical staff estimated the number of injured in the hundreds. < img src="http://www-tc.pbs.org/prod-media/newshour/photos/2011/03/18/0318_yemen_blog_main_horizontal.jpg" title="Yemen March 18" alt="" class="blog_main_horizontal" /> Yemeni anti-government protesters carry away a wounded demonstrator in Sanaa ...
... close at 11,774. The Nasdaq rose 19 points to close at 2,636. The unrest in the Arab world turned deadly again today. In Yemen, police and government loyalists attacked protest camps across the country. More than 80 protesters were injured in one southern city. And in Bahrain, police ...
... HARI SREENIVASAN: There were more protests across the Middle East today. Police opened fire on protesters in Yemen, injuring at least 50 of them. Separately, thousands of inmates rioted at a prison in Sanaa, demanding that the president step down. In neighboring Bahrain, three hard-line Shiite Muslim groups ...
... HARI SREENIVASAN: The president of Yemen is now accusing the U.S. of instigating protests against his rule. President Ali Abdullah Saleh has been a U.S. ally, but he charged today the White House is directing the unrest from an operations room in Israel. A U.S. State ...
... on governments elsewhere in the region, including Yemen and Bahrain, both allies of the U.S. Here are recent developments in some of those countries. Yemen Protesters are hoping to garner momentum in anti-government protests in the streets of Sanaa, the capital of Yemen, where thousands gathered Tuesday. The ...
... a constitutional monarchy. And in Oman, protesters were out in force for a third day, after one person was killed on Sunday. In Yemen, hundreds of women joined ongoing protests against longtime President Ali Abdullah Saleh. He offered to form a unity government, but opposition leaders rejected ...
HARI SREENIVASAN: New protests erupted in other Arab countries today, but there was also new violence by one regime that is under siege. It was night in Yemen when pro-government forces set upon protesters camped in Sanaa, the capital. At least one person was killed and a dozen more ...
... a barrel, its highest close in two years. A host of other protests took place again today in North Africa and the Middle East. In Yemen, hundreds of people rallied in the capital of Sanaa, calling for President Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down. The group scuffled with pro-regime ...
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