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ds he suffered during an attack on his palace on Friday. The injuries were originally described a slight" — bums and scratches to his face and arms. Saleh's trip opens debate over whether he will return to Yemen at all. Many protestors who have been demonstrating for Saleh's ouster reacted to the news

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al Ali Moshen Al-Ahmar in the Yemeni capital Sana'a on Wednesday. AI-Ahmar, who controlled half of the Yemeni army before his recent defection from Saleh, has a history of arms smuggling, black marketing and ties to AI-Oa'ida according to sources in Yemen. Fighting also raged in the southern city of

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e Muslim Brotherhood, while the death of the Coptic pope last month leaves the country's 8 million Copts leaderless at a critical moment. In Yemen, Saleh's successor, a weak interim president (dubbed Mrs. Saleh by some) presides over a precarious transition. If there are strong leaders waiting to eme

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er three towns previously held by al- Qaeda. President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi continues to wrestle for control of the military from former President Saleh's family and friends. On June 18, the U.N. Secretary-General announced his intention to open a small office of the Special Adviser on Yemen for one

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nt for Yemen Yemen's two leading parties have agreed to participate in a unity government following the end of Ali Abdullah Saleh's 32-year reign. Saleh and the opposition parties that brought about his ouster agreed to a deal brokered by the Gulf States in which Saleh will resign within 30 days and

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ffice of the Presidency. These changes are seen as moves by the new president to assert his authority and diminish the influence of former President Saleh, who, while forced out of government last year, received immunity and is living in Yemen. Central and South Asia Afghanistan: The Parliament confi

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the latter who were apparently in the chase vehicle that shot at the Israeli convoy. Both the Palestinians and Israelis are investigating. Yemen's Saleh Agrees to Step Down in Return for Immunity Yemen's longtime ruler Ali Abdullah Saleh agreed on Saturday to accept a deal brokered by the Gulf Stat

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t those of IPI. Yemen Yemen is in a state of political paralysis and the power vacuum is enticing to separatist and terrorist movements. President Saleh's future political plans remain murky. German and Saudi doctors operated on the President in Riyadh removing shrapnel from his chest and neck. Saleh

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cy has been "anti-Saleh good" and "pro-Saleh bad," leaving no room for further due diligence. So when General Ali Muhsin Al-Ahmar defected from the Saleh camp it was by definition a good thing. But has anyone bothered to examine Al-Ahmar's past performances and question whether his ties to Al-Qa'ida a

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