President Hadi took power during Arab Spring protests, now firing old guard generals: Slow motion Yemen Arab Spring continues with no elections scheduled
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News about the struggle for better democracy in Yemen. Yemen is not a functioning democracy. Since the Arab Spring protests in Yemen, a civil war has raged with considerable outside interference. Also check out our section on World Democracy and our Middle East archive.
Yemen’s Hidden Revolution: Will National Dialogue Succeed?
Oil poor nation Yemen’s Hidden Revolution has often functioned as battleground for regional powers
The Arab Spring is Still Blooming
There is a new phenomenon called democracy in the Arab world and there should be no question that this is a remarkably positive turn of events that should continue to be supported by people of good will the world over.
Quarter Million Protest Against Immunity For Yemen Dictator
Protest Against Immunity For Yemen Dictator Brings Back Memories of Unity in Arab Spring Protests
Yemen Warring Parties Invited to Peace Dialogue
Southern Yemen Warring Parties and Shiite Insurgents Invited to Talks With Government
Yemen’s New Government Attempts to Rein in Powerful Military
One of the Four Arab Dictatorships to Fall, Yemen’s New Government Navigates Dangerous Waters
Yemen’s Dictator Resigns and New Leader Sworn In
Arab Spring Brings Down 4th Dictator in One Year Crowd Watches as Hadi Made President
Saleh Out in Yemen, the Fourth Arab Spring Win?
Brand New President and New Style Killings May Hint at Deep Changes to Come as Saleh Out in Yemen
Yemen Braces for Next Week Elections With Bomb
Will the Arab Spring Movement Bring Elections to Country? Yemen Braces for Next Week’s Elections
Yemen Chaos as Democracy Still in Doubt
Dictator Out of Country: Can the Country Make the Democratic Transition Despite Yemen Chaos?