The U.N. Security Council threatened on Tuesday to impose sanctions on an al Qaeda faction and others who disrupt Yemen's transition to democracy after the end of former president Ali Abdullah Saleh's 33-year rule. In a unanimously adopted resolution, the 15-nation body demanded "the cessation of all actions aimed at undermining the Government of National Unity and the political transition."
A young Yemeni man: ambitious, dedicated, enthusiastic and hard working. I believe in our abilities to create a better future for ourselves and our children through changing ourselves and the current repressive regime. This blog means the start for me. I believe in living for others to live a better life. If you can give a hand to somebody to find themselves in their community, please do not wait- just do it. I am looking for your comments on how we can be better citizens in this world.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Yemen drives al-Qaida from 2 major strongholds
Yemeni troops backed by armed tribesmen routed al-Qaida on Tuesday from two southern strongholds the terror network had held for more than a year, the most significant victory so far in a monthlong offensive against a local franchise that has tried time and again to bomb U.S.-bound planes.
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