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Both Brian at Always Judged Guilty and Clint at Selected Wisdom have weighed in with their opinions on the suspected debate over whether or not to use drone strikes in […]
Unfortunately, I don't have time to blog about this, because I would really like to. Instead, it will have to be a link dump. First there is the audio tape […]
Read Khalid al-Hammadi's excellent piece on some Yemeni military officers being sentenced to death for collaborating with the Huthis. This seems to come out of the incredibly poor job of […]
Thanks to the many readers who have written in with the news that the new issue of Sada al-Malahim is out. Unfortunately, I am still busy with a couple of […]
Salah al-Shanfara, a MP for the YSP from al-Dhala', has resigned from both Parliament and the YSP. His resignation will allow him to devote himself full time to the Southern […]
So I've been battling a cold the last few days, and have been losing. You know- foggy, can't think straight, haven't had the energy to blog. So imagine, if you […]
It isn't only al-Qeada leaders who stubbornly survive government press releases- Abdel Malik al-Houthi, the leader of the Huthi rebellion is still clearly alive, which everyone suspected despite rumors a […]
Hizb al-Haqq the Zaydi party that broke with Zaydi tradition to become a party, is showing how all the different schools of Islam can live together.News Yemen also reports on […]
Muhammad al-Ahmadi a very bright and talented journalist, who does a good job of following AQ in Yemen and now the Arabian Peninsula, weighs in with a short article on […]
There has been much in the way of news since our last blog post a few days ago, but in Waq al-waq's typical shotgun approach we will only discuss what […]
Much like when I used to live in Yemen, a big part of my day revolves around reading whatever newspapers get posted to the internet on any particular day. Back […]
The center where al-'Ujayri, the Shibam suicide bomber, was reported to have studied is denying any links to him.Al-Alimi is denying in public what some claim he reported in private, […]
The piece I wrote for The National on the attempted assassination of Muhammad bin Nayif is now on-line.
As I mentioned earlier today, AQAP has a statement out on the flooding in Jiddah. This is similar to what the group did last year - in Sada al-Malahim - […]
For those looking for something to read this weekend, I would recommend this piece by Michelle Shephard of the Toronto Star (and not just because she says some nice things […]
Both this report and this one cite the SITE institute as claiming they have a statement that was posted to the Internet by AQAP claiming responsibility for the attack on […]
Just because I am busy this week doesn't mean I don't have time for the really important things in life like catching a few minutes of the Liverpool v. Chelsea […]
The news is starting to come from various parts of the south about yesterday's protests, which by most accounts were relatively low-key.Al-Tagheer has a story about 25 people arrested in […]
Well it has been a busy few days for Yemen and while we have been following the developments, I have refrained from blogging in order to spend time with the […]
Yesterday was the one-year anniversary of al-Qaeda's assassination of Muhammad Rubaysh, a security official in Marib. Mareb Press has an article about the event, which includes the kind of biographical […]