Topic: Ali Abdullah Saleh

Yemen struggles to keep the lights on amid frequent power line sabotage

Local tribesmen who feel ignored by Yemen's central government frequently attack power lines, plunging the country into darkness and undermining public trust in their leaders.

Yemen's victory: Getting everyone in the same room - with no swords drawn

Better than expected, but still not enough: Can Hadi hold Yemen together?

Yemeni Air Force suffers embarrassing crashes as Yemenis get angry at US

For CIA chief, Obama taps drone strike defender (+video)

Drone use surges in Yemen, the frontline against Al Qaeda

A khat-free wedding becomes big news in Yemen

Yemenis suspect Iran's hand in rise of Shiite rebels

Yemen's 'Death to America' rebels bring calm to northern Yemen

Did Al Qaeda assassinate a US Embassy security official in Yemen? (+video)

Yemen embassy breach lays bare anti-US sentiment, military weakness

Killing Yemen Al Qaeda's No. 2 is no death blow to the group

Al Qaeda in Arabian Peninsula No. 2 killed in Yemen drone strike, government says

Yemeni militants hit back, leaving more than 20 dead

Suicide bombers kills 45 in Yemen, weeks after army declared victory

Yemen's power vacuum could provide window for secessionists

Opinion Look to Yemen as model for Syria's transition after Bashar al-Assad

Yemen army takes back two cities from Al Qaeda-linked forces

Terrorism & Security Suicide bomber kills scores in Yemen as government pursues Al Qaeda group (+video)

US sends troops to Yemen as Al Qaeda gains ground

Could airport scanners detect latest Al Qaeda non-metal bomb? (+video)

Yemen's President Hadi surprises pessimists with moves toward reform

Attack in Yemen: Is Al Qaeda stronger now? (+video)

Arab leaders stay away from Baghdad summit

US eager to send foreign aid to Yemen, a land battling poverty and Al Qaeda