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So terrible i've written a book about it. i'll explain. finally, the most interesting man in the world has died. i'll give you my memories of the founding father of singapore and a man i got to know quite well over the last two decades. but first, here is my take. just months ago the white house was touting yemen as a model for its anti-terrorism campaign. since then the government has collapsed and an insurgency backed by iran has gained ground. that insurgency is battling against forces backed by the united states and saudi arabia, which launched air strikes against the insurgents this w...

Was touting yemen and since then the government collapsed and an insurgency backed by iran gained ground. that insurgency is battling aagainst forces backed by the united states and saudi arabia which launched air strikes this week. meanwhile, jihad groups are jumping in to fill the vacuum of authority. this descent to chaos startled many observers but yemen's trajectory shouldn't surprise anyone. it follows a pattern in the arab world one we'll see in larger and more significant countries like egypt. yemen was ruled for 33 years by a dictator. he ruthlessly suppressed opposition groups especi...