Morocco opposition says monarchy still calls the shots
RABAT (Reuters) - Reforms that took the wind out of Arab Spring protests in Morocco last year have proven hollow and real power still lies with King Mohammed and his...
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Morocco opposition says monarchy still calls the shots
RABAT (Reuters) - Reforms that took the wind out of Arab Spring protests in Morocco last year have proven hollow and real power still lies with King Mohammed and his...
Five bomb blasts hit Bahraini capital, two killed
DUBAI (Reuters) - Five bombs exploded in the heart of the Bahraini capital Manama on Monday, killing two Asian street cleaners, officials said, and prompting mutual accusations from activists and...
Five bomb blasts hit Bahraini capital, two killed
DUBAI (Reuters) - Five bombs exploded in the heart of the Bahraini capital Manama on Monday, killing two Asian street cleaners, officials said, and prompting mutual accusations from activists and...
Al Qaeda goes underground in Yemen against U.S.-driven crackdown
ADEN (Reuters) - A U.S.-backed military onslaught may have driven Islamist militants from towns in Yemen they seized last year, but many have regrouped into "sleeper cells" threatening anew the...
Al Qaeda goes underground in Yemen against U.S.-driven crackdown
ADEN (Reuters) - A U.S.-backed military onslaught may have driven Islamist militants from towns in Yemen they seized last year, but many have regrouped into "sleeper cells" threatening anew the...
Yemeni debate over drones emerges after Saleh’s fall
SANAA (Reuters) - Yemen's interim president has won U.S. praise for cooperating in a war on al Qaeda, but his recent public support for drone strikes that sometimes kill civilians...
Yemeni debate over drones emerges after Saleh’s fall
SANAA (Reuters) - Yemen's interim president has won U.S. praise for cooperating in a war on al Qaeda, but his recent public support for drone strikes that sometimes kill civilians...
Wary Yemen refugees returning to former Qaeda-run towns
JAAR, Yemen (Reuters) - Yemenis who fled the fighting after al Qaeda militants occupied their home towns are now under pressure to go home, but many are hesitating for fear...
Wary Yemen refugees returning to former Qaeda-run towns
JAAR, Yemen (Reuters) - Yemenis who fled the fighting after al Qaeda militants occupied their home towns are now under pressure to go home, but many are hesitating for fear...