When bakers brave air raids to open their shops in the southern Yemeni port city of Aden, Ghalib Mansur waits in long lines to buy…
Farea Al-Muslimi20 April، 2015
Amid Yemeni Unification Efforts, Houthis Remain Delicate Issue
On June 5, 2013, the scene in the Saada province in northern Yemen was astonishing. The funeral ceremony of the…
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A ban on shipping in Yemeni waters is worsening a severe fuel shortage that could have a devastating impact on public health. Three weeks into…
Farea Al-Muslimi16 April، 2015
The success of the UN-brokered transition process in Yemen has fallen into serious question following Hadi's ousting and the Houthi take-over of Sanaa. For…
Farea Al-Muslimi16 April، 2015
SANAA, Yemen — On March 25, tribal gunmen loyal to Yemen's Houthis, along with Yemeni military forces, tightened their siege on the southern city of Aden, which President…
Farea Al-Muslimi2 April، 2015
Despite intense debate over who will lead Yemen, any political solution much address the issue of popular committees on both sides of the conflict. The…
Farea Al-Muslimi1 April، 2015
NPR's Robert Siegel speaks with Farea Al-Muslimi, who is reporting for NPR in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa and is also a visiting scholar with…
Farea Al-Muslimi31 March، 2015
A dark night without electricity turned bright as mid-day Monday as jets bombed what apparently was a storage area for Scud missiles in the Faj…
Farea Al-Muslimi30 March، 2015
With Saudi Arabia’s bombing campaign in its third day, the United Nations on Saturday evacuated its remaining personnel from Yemen’s capital, dashing whatever hopes remained…
Farea Al-Muslimi28 March، 2015
