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Ali Abdullah Saleh

Latter-Day Sultans

Daniel Byman | Jun 28, 2010
Armed with pitch-perfect talking points for the Facebook generation, a clique of fortunate sons in the Middle East is set to take over their fathers' sclerotic dictatorships. But this is not regime change. Monarchy is back.

Commentary

The Myth of the Arab State

Aaron David Miller | May 21, 2013
Across the Middle East, states are becoming decentralized and fragmented.

Saleh Should Stay in New York

J. Dana Stuster | Jan 31, 2012
Accepting the ousted Yemeni president for medical treatment was a difficult, controversial choice. It was also the right one.

Will Yemen's Peace Agreement Hold?

Ibrahim Sharqieh | Dec 14, 2011
Saleh signed the peace agreement. But Yemen's biggest challenges remain.
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Blogs

Saleh's Medical Treatment

Paul R. Pillar | Dec 28, 2011
Washington's goal should be to try to be avoid being muddied by what inevitably will be a very messy situation in Yemen.

Saudi Oil and the Yemeni Succession

Malou Innocent | Aug 08, 2011
Once again Yemen's imposing big brother subjugates its southern neighbor to its selfish interests.

Seeking Perfect Security in Yemen

Paul R. Pillar | Sep 15, 2010
What could be wrong with a little U.S. military aid to Yemen?

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