Peter Salisbury

AL JAZEERA

December 2014

Yemen: Whose Law?
Family members of victims of drone strikes in the country say justice has not been done.

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- Part Two

Yemen secessionists face leadership crisis
Secessionist movement has encountered 'a lot of obstacles' along the road to independence, protest organiser says.

November 2014

Tensions soar at southern Yemen protest camp
Demonstrators seeking independence from country's north aim to dispel fears that violence could erupt on November 30.

Yemen president's future hangs by a thread
Latest standoff reflects the ongoing power struggle between President Hadi, his predecessor and the Houthis.

A dangerous balancing act in Yemen
The country is struggling to form a government amid reports of UN sanctions against former president and Houthi leaders.

October 2014

Yemen's Southerners see hope in Houthis' rise
Yemen’s southern secessionists will revive plans for independence amid internal divisions and Houthi ascendency.

Southern movement stages mass rally in Yemen
Tens of thousands of people have gathered in Aden, hoping turmoil in Sana'a will bolster their call for secession.

In Yemen, 'no one is in charge'
The fate of Yemen's peace deal is hanging in the balance after Houthis snub president's choice of a prime minister.

September 2014

Will Yemenis honour the new deal?
Yemen's warring factions finally sign a deal, but will it hold?

Analysis: Why are Yemen talks stalling?
Negotiations between Yemeni government and Houthi rebels have once again stalled amid fears of increased fighting.

August 2014

Yemen's rival protesters speak out
Supporters of rival Houthi and Islah groups have marched in Sanaa, as fears of sectarian violence are rising.

Yemen protesters flood capital as talks fail
Tens of thousands take to streets of Sanaa in rival marches as negotiations with Houthi rebels collapse.

Yemen capital hit by anti-government rallies
Thousands march in Sanaa after leader of Yemen's Houthi rebels calls for the government to fall.

Yemen's Houthis expand presence in capital
As Friday deadline passes, Houthi leader says his followers will continue to escalate their protests until demands met.

Yemen rage boils over 'unliveable' price hike
Yemenis have protested in Sanaa against government cuts to fuel subsidies, which have increased costs by 90 percent.

May 2014

Yemen's Taiz: Between sheikh and state
Taiz, Yemen's third largest city, is being pitched as a model for a new federalist government but faces many problems.

March 2014

Yemen's quiet president
Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi has a good shot at re-election in 2015, but does he have a plan?

February 2014

Yemen: Ready for change?

Yemen's national dialogue has concluded, but the country remains beset by a slew of smouldering conflicts.

January 2014

Analysis: No voice for Yemen's southern youth

Young southerners would be key to an armed uprising in Yemen, yet their voices are rarely heard.

December 2013

Yemen's 'hidden wars' threaten peace process

Assassination of Houthi leader lays bare a deeper power struggle with countrywide implications, observers say