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All eyes on Aden

July 24, 2011 by Louisa Loveluck

As the optimism of the Arab Spring fades, Yemen’s struggle against autocracy continues. Unlike in Tunisia and Egypt, the departure of the country’s President, Ali Abdullah Saleh, has not heralded the beginning of a new era. Instead, it has deepened a dangerous political stalemate. Yesterday, that stalemate grew ever more tenuous as a car bomb killed 8 government soldiers and wounded 18 in Aden. Whilst media attention focuses on Sana’a and Abyan, the situation in this southern port city grows worse […]

Categories: Yemen • Tags: AQAP, Yemen

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Drone strikes: the human cost

July 21, 2011 by Louisa Loveluck

The efficacy of American drone strikes in Yemen has been well-explored in recent weeks. With those on both sides of the argument offering their own comprehensive analyses, I’d recommend a look at Frank Cilluffo and Clinton Watts’ report, “Yemen & Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula: Exploiting a Window of Counterterrorism Opportunity“, as well as Gregory Johnsen’s excellent response over at Waq al-Waq. Whilst the strike programme was initiated during President Bush’s time in office, it has found real favour under […]

Categories: America, Yemen • Tags: AQAP, Pakistan, Yemen

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