Regional commander promises “blood money” for victims’ families
Yemen
Conflicting Reports After Drone Strike Hits Wedding Convoy in Yemen
At least 13 killed, reports AP
Al-Qaeda’s Most Ambitious Franchise: What You Need to Know About AQAP
TIME’s International Editor Bobby Ghosh explains
Al-Qaeda Claims Yemen Attack, Killing 52
Seven foreigners among those killed
18 Soldiers, 12 Gunmen Dead After Suicide Attack on Yemen Defense Ministry
Strike bore the hallmarks of al-Qaeda
Yemen’s New Ways of Protesting Drone Strikes: Graffiti and Poetry
Street artists and poets in Yemen campaign against American drone strikes
Ceasefire After Deadly Sectarian Fighting in Yemen
Clashes since Wednesday have left at least 100 dead
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch Blast U.S. Drone Strikes
New reports from Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch challenge the legality of U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan and Yemen
Al-Qaeda Gunmen Overrun Military Base in Yemen
The latest brazen attack
For Yemen’s Few Remaining Jews, Time Has Run Out
Though their community has 2,500 years of history in Yemen, less than 90 Jews remain, forming a beleaguered group that must live behind high walls and razor wire
Militants Kill 38 Soldiers in Coordinated Attack in Yemen
Officials say militants detonated two car bombs and firefights were still underway
Panic in Yemen: Terrorist Threat Shutters U.S. and U.K. Embassies
In a fragile country, the mere threat of a terror attack may be a boon to al-Qaeda.
The Executioner’s Tale: A Talk With One of Yemen’s Designated Killers
As the latest global figures show a downward trend in carrying out the death penalty, one of Yemen’s executioners reflects on what he does to make extra money