Yemen

Yemeni Defense Minister Mohammad Nasser Ahmad Ali survived an assassination attempt by a suicide bomber Tuesday in the southern port city of Aden.

Following his first speech since returning to his homeland, President Ali Abdullah Saleh confirmed on Sunday that his deputy is authorized to sign a transfer-of-power deal

Clashes reported in the Yemeni capital on Saturday as 37 people were killed in 24 hours.

Yemen's recovering President Ali Abdullah Saleh has called for a cease-fire

Medical and security officials on Thursday said renewed violence in Yemen's capital has killed at least 12 people

Rockets struck a protest camp in Yemen's capital Sanaa, killing at least two people on Tuesday, witnesses said.

Medical sources in Yemen said security forces opened fire on protesters in the capital Sanaa .

Recent statistics reveal an alarming fall in import traffic to Yemen of various commodities and products, since peaceful protests demanding the fall of the regime broke out.

Yemen's injured President Ali Abdullah Saleh vowed Tuesday to return home "soon" and slammed his opponents.

Yemen's Ali Abdullah Saleh has decided not to return to his homeland due to fears of being prosecuted like Egypt's ousted ruler Hosni Mubarak.

Recovering Yemen's president Ali Abdullah Saleh will leave hospital soon, a government source said on Saturday.

At least 42 people were kiled in violence near Yemen's southern city of Zinjibar, military and local sources said on Saturday.

The recent uprising has negatively affected the vital microfinance sector in Yemen that serves tens of thousands of poor Yemenis.

Fuel shortages in Yemen have forced the unpopular government to look to neighboring oil export giant Saudi Arabia for fuel.

A suicide bomber driving a pickup truck killed nine people and injured 21 others on Sunday when he detonated his vehicle at a military camp in Yemen's main southern city of Aden.