The drone debate in America has become depressingly polarized. While critics point to the civilians killed and argue that most of the suspects could be…
Farea Al-Muslimi24 June، 2013
The Houthi Paradox
The removal of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh in 2011 has created an existential crisis for Yemen’s Houthis. Like many…
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Halfway into its mandate, can the National Dialogue Conference solve Yemen’s extensive problems? Yemen’s National Dialogue Conference is now readying for its second general plenary…
Farea Al-Muslimi20 June، 2013
Yemeni society is torn between two warring sects. Today, for every step Yemen takes toward democracy, it takes two steps back toward a sectarian conflict the…
Farea Al-Muslimi5 June، 2013
Farea Al-Muslimi stole the show when he appeared at a hearing in Washington this week on the fall-out from American drone strikes. But while he…
Farea Al-Muslimi24 April، 2013
Instead of first experiencing America through a school or a hospital, most people in Wessab first experienced America through the terror of a drone strike.…
Farea Al-Muslimi24 April، 2013
If you live in Yemen, the golden rule is to expect anything any time. That, however, does not include expecting your hometown village — one…
Farea Al-Muslimi18 April، 2013
It was like a scene from a great novel: Yemen’s most famous feminist screaming incandescently at the country’s most powerful tribal sheikh. Cameramen gathered round,…
Farea Al-Muslimi16 April، 2013
SANAA — “Thawra” (revolution) has been on the tongues of Yemenis for the past two years, but revolutionary changes tend to move at a glacial…
Farea Al-Muslimi15 April، 2013
