At AOL’s Sphere, an appraisal of the rapidly deteriorating situation in Yemen.
Filed under: Sphere (AOL), Yemen
11 November 2009 • 10:06 am
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[...] future destinations and the experiences that may lie in wait. Yemen – despite Graeme’s recent talk of impending implosion (more from Tarek Amr on Global Voices) – is still high on my list, and I feel fortunate that [...]