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WikiLeaks XXIV: Security for Radioactive Materials in Yemen Goes From Bad to Nonexistent

by Michael Busch | Dec 21, 2010 | War & Peace

We’re honored to have Michael Busch dissecting the latest WikiLeaks document dump for Focal Points. This is the twenty-fourth in the series. A brief, but alarming, dispatch from the US embassy in Sana’a emerged this weekend, outlining the lax conditions...

WikiLeaks III: Documents May Alienate Yemen From Its Neighbors

by Michael Busch | Nov 29, 2010 | Uncategorized

We’re honored to have Michael Busch dissecting the latest WikiLeaks document dump for Focal Points. This is the third in the series. The WikiLeaks drop of documents concerning ongoing US operations in Yemen offers a fascinating read. In particular, they shed...
Yemenis More Sensitive to Disinformation Than Americans

Yemenis More Sensitive to Disinformation Than Americans

by Russ Wellen | Nov 9, 2010 | Uncategorized

It’s not entirely certain whether the two packages containing explosives sent to the United States were meant to explode at the Chicago synagogues to which they were addressed or in mid-air. But since then the United States has been leaning especially hard on...
The U.S. and Yemen’s President: A Lethal Cocktail

The U.S. and Yemen’s President: A Lethal Cocktail

by Conn Hallinan | Aug 5, 2010 | War & Peace

How involved is the U.S. military in Yemen, and is the Obama Administration laying the groundwork for a new foreign adventure? According to several news agencies, including Agence France Presse, UPI and the Washington Post, very involved and likely to be more so in...
The Problems of Partnering with Yemen

The Problems of Partnering with Yemen

by Peter Bouckaert, Christoph Wilcke | Apr 7, 2010 | Human Rights

The March capture in San`a of a New Jersey man with alleged ties to al-Qaeda has renewed public concern over potential threats of terrorism from Yemen. On March 14 and 15, Yemen’s air force again carried out airstrikes against what the government said were...
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