Yemeni Leader Hardens Stance, As Clashes Rise -- Wall Street Journal
SAN'A, Yemen—Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh warned his opponents and the foreign community about trying to oust him from power, amid escalating clashes in the nation's capital and a pointed call from President Barack Obama that he resign.
Mr. Saleh's tougher position represents a prickly challenge for the international community's resolve to keep the fragile nation from civil war and support Arab democracy movements in the Middle East.
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US watches Yemen chaos with growing concern -- AFP
Clinton: US working to remove Yemeni president -- AP
US diplomats told to leave Yemen -- The Guardian
U.S. State Department Orders Non-Essential Diplomats From Yemen -- Bloomberg
US orders nonessential diplomats to leave Yemen -- AP
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In pictures: Yemenis protest after gun battles -- BBC
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