Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Yemen crisis: US, UK and France close Sanaa embassies
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-31411284 DUE 17 FEB 2015. Why are the United States, the United Kingdom, and France withdrawing from their Yemen embassies? The Houthis are accused of initiating a "coup"--what is a coup? What are the Houthis' plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament? Who is the new rebel leader??
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The violence in Yemen has increased substantially since the Houthis rebels seized control of Sanaa in September. The Houthis over ran the presidential palace in Yemen, causing President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi and his cabinet to Resign on January 22. This has resulted in the deterioration of Yemen security, which has led the United States, the United Kingdom, and France to withdraw from their Yemen embassies to maintain the safety of their representatives. The UK Prime Minister for the Middle East, Tobias Ellwood, said, "Regrettably we now judge that our embassy staff and premises are at increased risk," shortly after the U.S. announced that it would suspend its proceedings at its embassy at Yemen’s capital. It has been noted that “unilateral actions” have “disrupted the political transition” to democracy in Yemen, resulting in the increased risk of violence against Yemenis and those of the “diplomatic community in Sanaa.” However, rebel leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi denounced Western fears of deteriorating security in Yemen, insisting that they were baseless. Mr. Houthi warned that "the interests of those who bet on chaos and want to hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer," specifically referring to the Sunni-ruled states of the Gulf Cooperation Council, who have accused the Houthis of a "coup". A “coup” is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis’ plan, with regard to the current structure of Yemini Parliament, is to dissolve, then replace the parliament with an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years. They also have proposed a “partnership” with the main parties in Yemen. The new Rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteViolence in Yemen is at an all time high. The country is in a crisis and it is only getting worse. Unsafe conditions, political crisis and the deteriorating security situations have cause the United States, France and the United Kingdom to withdraw their citizens and diplomatic leaders and citizens from the country. A “coup” is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. Sunni-ruled states accused the Houthis of a coup. Houthis' plans for the Yemen government is to elect a 5 member presidential council to govern the area. The council would govern up to 2 years. The proposed "partnership" with main parties in Yemen was also brought up last Tuesday. The new Rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThey are closing their embassies due to the deteriorating security situation and political crisis in the country. The crisis threatened to derail the UN-backed transition to democracy after mass protests forced President Ali Abdullah Saleh to hand over power to Mr. Hadi in 2011. US state department suspended operations at its embassy in the capital hours later. A risk of renewed violence has been created due to recent unilateral actions. Threatening Yemenis and the diplomatic community in Sanaa. A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. They plan to elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years. New rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteAfter the Houthis rebels took control of Yemen this past September, the violence in the area has increased tremendously. The rebels seized the Presidential palace and drove everyone out. The President and his cabinet out of fear all resigned on January 22nd. The power of the rebel forces has cause the US, UK, and France to reconsider their safety in such conditions. All three countries have removed their ambassadors and other representatives from their embassies due to the growing concern of their safety. The UK Prime Minister in the middle east, Tobias Ellwood declared, “Regrettably we now judge that our embassy staff and premises are at increased risk,” and the US has followed suit. They have suspended their proceeding in the Yemen embassy as well. “It has been noted that “unilateral actions” have “disrupted the political transition” to democracy in Yemen, resulting in the increased risk of violence against Yemenis and those of the “diplomatic community in Sanaa.” However, the rebel leader denounced Western concerns and the US’ fear, by saying this it is unprecedented and baseless. Houthi warned that “the interests of this who bet on chaos and want t hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer,”specifically to the Sunni ruling states of the Gulf Cooperation Council, who accused the Houthis of a “coup” A coup is “a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government.” Houthi plans to replace Parliament with an intern assembly that would contain five members of a presidential council to govern Yemen while it is in its transitional period of two years. The rebels have proposed a partnership with the mani parties in Yemen. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteEver since September of last year, Yemen has been under control of the Houthis rebels. Not only have the US and UK governments withdrawn diplomatic staff, but the French embassy also plans to close this Friday. These changes from foreign countries come about from the UN and its attempts to, " broker talks between political factions and Shia rebels who control Sanaa and dissolved parliament last week". The UK Prime Minister in the middle east, Tobias Ellwood declared, “Regrettably we now judge that our embassy staff and premises are at increased risk". A coup is defined as a, "sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government", and the Sunni-ruled states of the Gulf Cooperation Council, have accused the Houthis of such. On January 22 the President, Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi, and his cabinet resigned after rebels kept him trapped in his house. Houthi wishes to replace Parliament with an assembly that would hold five members of a presidential council in order to govern Yemen during its transitional period. Meanwhile, the new rebel leadership belongs to Abdul Malik al-Houthi. In his address on Tuesday, Mr. Houthi proposed a "partnership" in return for giving up on an ideology "that excludes the other".
ReplyDeleteIt was reported on February 11, 2015 that the United States and United Kingdom governments withdrew their diplomatic staff from Sanaa. On Friday, France said that they would close their embassy as well. The United States, United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing their Yemen embassies because of the increased violence that occurred after the Houthis rebels took control. The increased violence in Yemen is the leading factor in the decreased safety and security. These unsafe conditions have the countries fearing that their representatives will be hurt in the process. The Houthis are being accused for initiating a “coup,” which is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government (according to dictionary.com). The Houthis’ plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament are to replace Parliament with an interim assembly. The interim assembly would include electing a five-member presidential council, in which they would be governing for potentially two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThis article is about how the United States, United Kingdom and France want to close their embassies in Yemen because of the deteriorating security situation and political crisis in the country. President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi and his cabinet have resigned on January 22nd due to Houthis overrunning the presidential palace and placing him under house arrest. The Houthis has taken over many different areas of Yemen in the central and western areas due to the many Sunni that are there. This is causing many battles to occur. With all of this action occurring, the violence, the battles and more, it is causing the United States, the United Kingdom, and France to withdraw from their Yemen embassies. Mr. Houthi said, it was "in the interests of everyone, both inside and outside the country, that Yemen be stable" and warned that "the interests of those who bet on chaos and want to hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer", singling out Sunni-ruled states in the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) who have accused the Houthis of a "coup". A coup is a sudden appropriation of leadership or power; a takeover. The Houthis' have many plans in regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament. Some of the plans that they are thinking about are that they are declaring that parliament would be dissolved and replaced by an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years. The only issue is that the UN-mediated talks resumed on Monday that created arguments with the people that are participating in accusing Houthis of threatening to use force to compel them to accept their plan. The new rebel leader is now Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, United Kingdom, and France are closing their embassies in Yemen because of the security situation and political crisis in the country. United States, United Kingdom, and France have withdrawn their staff from Sanaa and have urged their citizens to leave. This is all caused when the Houthis rebels took control on Yemen this past September. France’s embassy has announced that they will be closed this Friday. The violence was so bad that President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi and his cabinet resigned on January 22. Like the article stated “President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi and his cabinet resigned on 22 January after the rebels, known as Houthis, overran the presidential palace and placed them under effective house arrest.” The Houthis have taken over Sunni parts of central and western Yemen, and as sparked battles with tribemen and al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. Early on Wednesday, the UK foreign office announced that it was temporarily suspending the operations of the British embassy in Sanaa, and their staff will return to the UK. "The security situation in Yemen has continued to deteriorate over recent days," UK Minister for the Middle East Tobias Ellwood said. "Regrettably we now judge that our embassy staff and premises are at increased risk." The Houthis are being accused for initiating a “coup”, a sudden, violent and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis announced that they would impose their own political solution. Stating from the article this is what they are declaring, “They declared that parliament would be dissolved and replaced by an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years.” The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, the United Kingdom, and France are closing their embassies in Yemen because of a security situation and political crisis in the country. The United States, the United Kingdom, and France have withdrawn their staff from Sanaa and have urged their citizens to leave. The United States, the United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing their Yemen embassies because of the increased violence that has occurred after the Houthis rebels took control. The increased violence in Yemen is the leading factor in the decreased safety and security. The UK foreign office announced that it was temporarily suspending the operations of the British embassy in Sanaa, and their staff will return to the UK. These unsafe conditions have all the countries fearing that their representatives will be hurt in the process. The Houthis are being accused for initiating a “coup,” which is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis' plan is to announce that they would impose their own political solution. Stating that they would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, United Kingdom, and France are closing their embassies in Yemen because the Houthis rebels took control of Yemen this recently and has taken over the U.S. embassy. Citizens of these countries have been advised to leave immediately and the employees have left and disposed of all information. A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. Houthi plan is to replace Parliament with an internal assembly consisting of five members of a presidential council to govern Yemen during a two years transitional period. They also have proposed a “partnership” with the main parties in Yemen. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
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ReplyDeleteWhy are the United States, the United Kingdom, and France withdrawing from their Yemen embassies? The Houthis are accused of initiating a "coup"--what is a coup? What are the Houthis' plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament? Who is the new rebel leader??
The United States, United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing their Yemen embassies because the Houthis rebels have recently took control of Yemen. "Coup" is defined as "a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government." The Houthis' plan involves replacing the current Parliament with an internal assembly consisting of five members involving a Presidential Council to govern Yemen during a two year transitional period. The new rebel leader is named Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing their Yemen embassies because of increasing violence occurring after the Houthis rebels took control. Unsafe conditions are causing countries to leave the embassies. The Houthis are being accused of initiating a “coup," or according to dictionary.com, a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis’ plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament are to replace Parliament with an interim assembly which would mean electing a five-member presidential council, whIch would possibly be governing for two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
The rebels seized the Presidential palace and drove everyone out. The President and his cabinet out of fear all resigned on January 22nd. The power of the rebel forces has cause the US, UK, and France to reconsider their safety in such conditions. All three countries have removed their ambassadors and other representatives from their embassies due to the growing concern of their safety. The Houthis have taken over Sunni parts of central and western Yemen, and as sparked battles with tribemen and al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. Early on Wednesday, the UK foreign office announced that it was temporarily suspending the operations of the British embassy in Sanaa, and their staff will return to the UK. The Houthis' plan is to announce that they would impose their own political solution. Stating that they would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years
ReplyDeleteWhen the Houthis Rebels took control of Yemen this past September, the violence has increased substantially. The Houthis took the presidential palace in Yemen. The President of Yemen Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi and his cabinet officials resigned on January 22. The resignation has made the United States, United Kingdom, and France embassies to be removed for their safety. Those countries had to remove their representatives and ambassadors because the condition of there. The United Kingdom’s Prime Minister Tobias Ellwood has said, “Regrettably we now judge that our embassy staff and premises are at increased risk,” and the US has followed suit. They have suspended their proceeding in the Yemen embassy as well. “It has been noted that “unilateral actions” have “disrupted the political transition” to democracy in Yemen, resulting in the increased risk of violence against Yemenis and those of the “diplomatic community in Sanaa.” The rebel leader has denounced the Western concerns and says their action was useless. The rebel leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi has made a warning that "the interests of those who bet on chaos and want to hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer,”. A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis’ plans for the structure of the current Yemini Parliament is to replace the parliament with an interim assembly which will elect a five-member presidential council. The rebels want to create partnerships with main parties in Yemen. The current leader of the Houthis’ is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteViolence is increasing In many parts of the world. Now that United states had put themselves in the middle of the fight with ISIS they have to keep Americans safe. Yemen government had been over thrown and there is no real ruler, when you take over a government there is buf ruler with say. The U.S. just wants us to stay on good terms with different countries as well as. A coup is an uprising in power over the government that represents taking over. The vacation of the embassy was a safety precaution to ensure u.s lives.
ReplyDeleteIt was reported on February 11, 2015 that the United States and United Kingdom governments withdrew their diplomatic staff from Sanaa. The UK Prime Minister in the middle east, Tobias Ellwood declared, “Regrettably we now judge that our embassy staff and premises are at increased risk,” and the US has followed suit. They have suspended their proceeding in the Yemen embassy as well. “It has been noted that “unilateral actions” have “disrupted the political transition” to democracy in Yemen, resulting in the increased risk of violence against Yemenis and those of the “diplomatic community in Sanaa. A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis’ plans for the structure of the current Yemini Parliament is to replace the parliament with an interim assembly which will elect a five-member presidential council.The current leader of the Houthis’ is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe US and UK governments have withdrawn their diplomatic staff in Sanaa. As “recent unilateral actions” had disrupted the political transition process in Yemen, the US, UK and France have made the decision to close their embassies due to the weakening security situations and overall political crisis that have occurred in the country. The UK foreign office announced that it was temporarily suspending the embassy’s operations and that the ambassador and staff will return to the UK, after the decision came from the US about their suspension. Rebel leader Adbul Malik al-Houthi announced a televised speech warning that “the interests of those who bet on chaos and want to hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer,” singling out the Sunni-ruled states which accused the Houthis of a “coup,” which is a sudden, violent illegal seizure of the power of the government. Regarding plans to the current structure of Yemini Parliament, the Houthis announced that they would impose their own political solution to the stand-off. They asserted the parliament be dissolved and replaced by an assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for up to a period of two years. UN-mediation talks have turned to arguments, as participants accused the Houthis of threatening to use force to have them accept their proposed plan.
ReplyDeleteAmerica, the United Kingdom and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies because of deteriorating security, terrorist acts, civil unrest, and the increase in political instability. A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. A coup is an overthrowing of a one's government. The Houthis is a prominent Zaidi Shia family from Sa'dah, northwestern Yemen, claiming lineage from the prophet Muhammad. The Houthis plans to dissolve Parliament and establish a five member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years.The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al- Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe Houthi rebels have taken over large portions of Yemen this past September, including the capital Sanaa. In consequence, the violence in the area has increased tremendously. The United States, the United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing their ambassadors and other representatives from their embassies in order to protect them from the threat posed by Houthi Rebels in Yemen. The new rebel leader, Adbul Malik al-Houthi, announced a televised speech warning that “the interests of those who bet on chaos and want to hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer,” singling out Sunni-ruled states which accused Houthis of initiating a “coup,” which is a sudden, violent illegal seizure of the power of the government. The Houthis plan to dissolve the Yemini Parliament and replace it with an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years. UN-mediation talks have turned to quarrels, as participants accused the Houthis of threatening to use force to have them accept their proposed plan.
ReplyDeleteAmerica, United Kingdom, and France are all shutting down their embassies in Yemen due to the substantially high violence and unsafe conditions for the people. They are evacuating the ambassadors and other representatives from each of their embassies in order to protect them. According to Google definitions, a "coup" is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis plan with regards to the current structure of Yemeni Parliament is to replace it with an interim assembly that will elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a short period of up to two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, the United kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies because of the violence going around due to Houthis. Houthis are accused of initiaiting a "coup" which is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis' plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament are in the interests of everyone, both inside and outside the country, that Yemen be stable" and warned that "the interests of those who bet on chaos and want to hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer. Unilateral actions disrupted the political transition process in Yemen, creating the risk that renewed violence would threaten Yemenis and the diplomatic community in Sanaa.The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al- Houthi. The Houthis announced that they would impose their own political solution to end the stand-off. As said in the article "Mr Houthi proposed a "partnership" with the main parties, but he warned the Sunni Islamist party Islah - one of the rebels' fiercest opponents - to give up on an ideology "that excludes the other".
ReplyDeleteThe US, UK and France are closing embassies in Yemen because of the current situation that is occurring there. U.S. and U.K. staffs and citizens are being urged to leave Sanaa. The Houthis have taken over most Sunni parts of central and western Yemen. They have been sparking battles with tribesmen and al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. The Houthis are being accused for initiating a “coup,” a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government.The Houthis’ is planing to dissolve, then replace the parliament with an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years.The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, United Kingdom, and France are closing their embassies in Yemen because of the security situation and political crisis in the country. This is all caused when the Houthis rebels took control on Yemen this past September. The violence was so bad that President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi and his cabinet resigned on January 22. Like the article stated “President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi and his cabinet resigned on 22 January after the rebels, known as Houthis, overran the presidential palace and placed them under effective house arrest.” Early on Wednesday, the UK foreign office announced that it was temporarily suspending the operations of the British embassy in Sanaa, and their staff will return to the UK. The Houthis are being accused for initiating a “coup”, a sudden, violent and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis announced that they would impose their own political solution. Stating from the article this is what they are declaring, “They declared that parliament would be dissolved and replaced by an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years.” The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe US, UK, and France are closing their embassies in Yemen as a result of the escalation of the violence instigated by Houthis Rebels. This creates a threat to economical, and political influences as well as the lives of those within the embassies. The Houthis are understood to have instigated a coup, which is defined as "a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government." In regards to the current structure of the Yemeni Parliament, the Houthis want to elect a 5 member presidential council to govern the area. The council would govern up to 2 years during the transitional period. The new rebel leadership belongs to Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, United Kingdom and France are ending their embassies in Yemen due to the increased violence in the country ever since it was taken under control by a group of rebels called the Houthis last September. The President, along with his cabinet resolved to resignation in their own office out of fear on January 22. The Houthis, overran the presidential palace and placed them under effective house arrest. The US, UK, and France called off the embassies and summoned their ambassadors, along with other representatives back to their countries because of the overwhelming danger that might pose on the safety of their people. The Houthis is initiating a coup, which defined as a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. According to BBC.com, "Recent unilateral actions disrupted the political transition process in Yemen, creating the risk that renewed violence would threaten Yemenis and the diplomatic community in Sanaa," spokeswoman Jen Psaki said. The new rebel leader, Abdul Malik al-Houthi, proposed a "partnership" with the main parties in a televised address. They declared that parliament would be dissolved and replaced by an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies because of the Houthis coup. The threat it poses has brought them to that decision. A coup is “a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government.” The Houthis’ plans with regards to the current structure of the Yemeni Parliament is to, as they declared, dissolve the parliament and “replace it with an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years.” The new rebel leader in charge of this group is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe US, UK and France are closing their embassies in Yemen due to the deteriorating security situation and political crisis in the country.The US, UK, and France are doing this because of the escalation of the violence instigated by Houthis Rebels. The Houthis is initiating a coup, which defined as a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government.The Houthis’ plans to replace Parliament with an interim assembly.The new rebel leader in charge of this group is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, the United kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies because of the violence going around due to Houthis. You Sunni-ruled states accused the Houthis of a “coup” which is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis' plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament are in the interests of everyone, both inside and outside the country, that Yemen be stable" and warned that "the interests of those who bet on chaos and want to hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer. Also they plan to dissolve the parliament and “replace it with an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years.” The new rebel leader in charge of this group is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteWhy are the United States, the United Kingdom, and France withdrawing from their Yemen embassies? The Houthis are accused of initiating a "coup"--what is a coup? What are the Houthis' plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament? Who is the new rebel leader??
ReplyDeleteLast September, the Houthis rebels took control of Yemen, increasing the violence when they took over the presidential palace and drove everyone out. The united States, United Kingdom, and France had embassies in Sanaa but have just called to have their ambassadors and representatives taken out. They are doing this out of recent realization of the extreme dangers of them staying. The Houthis are initiating a coup which is a sudden appropriation of leadership or power; a takeover. The Houthis' plans with the current structure of Yemini Parliament are to elect a five member presidential council to govern Sanaa. The new rebel leader of Houthis is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
The United States, United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies due to rebels, known as Houthis, overran the presidential palace. The Houthis are accused of initiating a "coup." A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis plan with regards to the current structure of Yemeni Parliament is to replace it with an interim assembly that will elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a short period of up to two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThey are closing their embassies due to the escalation of the violence instigated by Houthis Rebels. Last September, the Houthis rebels took control of Yemen and drove everyone out. The United States, the United Kingdom, and France withdrew from Yemen embassies to maintain the safety of their representatives. A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis’ plan, with regard to the current structure of Yemini Parliament, is to dissolve, then replace the parliament with an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years. They also have proposed a “partnership” with the main parties in Yemen. The new Rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.- SAm MOhammed
ReplyDeleteThe United States, the United kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies due to the deteriorating security situation and political crisis in the country. the Houthis was accused of a coup which is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. Houthis' plans for the Yemen government is to elect a 5 member presidential council to govern the area and The council would govern up to 2 years. The new rebel leader in charge of this group is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteDue to the recent events that occurred in Yemen, the United States, United Kingdom, and France are closing their embassies to secure the situation at hand. Along with pleading for their citizens to evacuate, the United Nations want to try and talk to the political factions and Shia rebels. After being overran by Houthis, the rebels, Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi resigned as president on January 22; this arising after rebels taking over and threatening to spot the UN’s efforts to help the state’s government to democracy. The Houthis’ are accused of starting a “coup,” which is a sudden overtake of power in government. What the Houthis plan on doing with the current structure of the Yemini Parliament is to demolish it and replace it with an assembly to elect a five member council to replace the president and be in power for two year terms. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi. The address the past Tuesday, he proposed a “partnership” with the main group but they would have to forget about the idea of including and helping other groups.
ReplyDeleteThe US, UK and France are closing their embassies in Yemen due to the deteriorating security situation (lack of security) and unstable political crisis in the country. The increased violence in Yemen as led to a decrease in security and overall sense of safety. A coup is describe as a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. Houthi's plan includes the replacement of the Parliament with an intern assembly that would contain five members of a presidential council to govern Yemen while it is in its transitional period of two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States and United Kingdom governments have withdrawn their diplomatic staff that was stationed in Sanaa, and as “recent unilateral actions” have disrupted the transaction process in Yemen, the US, UK, and France have decided on the decision to close their embassies. They have come to this conclusion from the weakening of their security situations and the political crisis’s that have been occurring in the country. The foreign offices of the United Kingdom announced that they would be temporarily suspending the operations the embassy usually controls, and will return to the UK. This decision came from the United States about their suspension. Rebel leader, Adbul Malik al-Houthi, announced a speech warning about the “interests of those who bet on chaos…people will suffer.” With this, he singled out the states ruled by the Sunni and accused the Houthis of a having a “coup,” which is a violent illegal seizure of power on the government. The Houthis’ plans regarding the current structure of the Temini Parliament, they announced that they would impose their own political solution to the stand-off. The assertion of the parliament would be dissolved and then replaced by assemblies that would elect a five-year member presidential council that would govern them for up to a period of two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, the United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies because according to the article, The Houthis have taken over predominantly Sunni parts of central and western Yemen in recent months, sparking battles with tribesmen and al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), after advancing from their stronghold in the far north and seizing Sanaa in September. A coup is “a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government.” The rebel leader denounced Western concerns and the US’ fear, by saying this it is unprecedented and baseless. Houthi warned that “the interests of this who bet on chaos and want t hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer,”specifically to the Sunni ruling states of the Gulf Cooperation Council, who accused the Houthis of a “coup” Houthi plans to replace Parliament with an intern assembly that would contain five members of a presidential council to govern Yemen while it is in its transitional period of two years. The rebels have proposed a partnership with the mani parties in Yemen. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteU.S, UK, and France are withdrawing from Yemen due to political crisis and low security in the country. A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The goal of the Houthis is to prevent a power vacuum in Yemen. Abdul Malik is the new rebel leader. It's unfortunate that there are people so desperate for power that they endanger the lives of others. All this news attention is EXACTLY what they want. They feed off of this energy and we gladly give it to them. The media is instilling fear in citizens but in the long run is it worth it?? No. Ebola? Mike brown? You won't hear about this a month down the road so why stress over it? They keep telling us "breaking news" but it's nothing new! We have endured far more than this. And my question is, so the people are "informed", what next? They don't do anything! These political wars are not ours to fight. The news should press for solutions instead of scaring people. Come on, how much longer are we going to accept the news we are fed by the media. Propaganda.
ReplyDeleteWhy are the United States, the United Kingdom, and France withdrawing from their Yemen embassies? The Houthis are accused of initiating a "coup"--what is a coup? What are the Houthis' plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament? Who is the new rebel leader??
ReplyDeleteThe United States, United Kingdom, and France are evacuating their embassies in Yemen because of the crisis that threatens UN-backed democracy . The crisis being terrorists over ran the presidential palace and are taking over. The Houthis are being accused of seizing power violently and illegally , also known as a "Coup". The Houthis' plans are to elect 5 members of a presidential council who will govern Yemen for two years. The new rebel leader is known as Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
Ever since September of last year, Yemen has been under control of the Houthis rebels. Not only have the US and UK governments withdrawn diplomatic staff, but the French embassy also plans to close this Friday. These changes from foreign countries come about from the UN and its attempts to, " broker talks between political factions and Shia rebels who control Sanaa and dissolved parliament last week". The UK Prime Minister in the middle east, Tobias Ellwood declared, “Regrettably we now judge that our embassy staff and premises are at increased risk". A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis’ plans for the structure of the current Yemini Parliament is to replace the parliament with an interim assembly which will elect a five-member presidential council. Stating from the article this is what they are declaring, “They declared that parliament would be dissolved and replaced by an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years.” The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, the United Kingdom, and France have withdrawn from their Yemen embassies because of the deteriorating security situation and political crisis in the country. The Houthis are accused of initiating a "coup" in recent months. A "coup" is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis, or rebels, overran the presidential palace and placed them under effective house arrest. Their plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament is to demolish it and replace it with an assembly to elect a five member council to replace the president and be in power for a two year term. The new rebel leader for the Houthis is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, United Kingdom, and France are closing their Sanaa embassies due to deteriorating security situation and political crisis in the country. The coup are those who wish caos occur in the country of Yemen. Their plans are that parliament would be dissolved and replaced by an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years. The rebels, known as Houthis, overran the presidential palace. The rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi. It was necessary for these multiple countries to remove their embassies in Yemen.
ReplyDeleteEver since September of last year, Yemen has been under the control of the Houthis rebels, violence has increased. The power of the rebel forces has cause the US, UK, and France to reconsider their safety in such conditions. This is why all of three of them have decided to withdraw from Yemen. A coup is “a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government." The Houthis’ plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament are to replace Parliament with an interim assembly. The interim assembly would include electing a five-member presidential council, in which they would be governing for potentially two years. The new rebel leader of the Houthis is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, the United Kingdom, and France governments are withdrawing their diplomatic staff within the Yemen embassies due to the weakening of their security situations and the political crisis’s that have been happening in the country recently. A coup is a violent illegal seizure of power on the government. The Houthis plans regarding the current structure of the Temini Parliament are that they would impose their own political answer to the problem. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, the United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies because of political crisis and low security. The country has become so violent and the people in the embassies safety risk is at an all time high. A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis' plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament is to demolish it and replace it with an intern assembly that would contain five members of a presidential council to govern Yemen while it is in its transitional period of two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
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ReplyDeleteThe violence in Yemen has increased substantially since the Houthis rebels seized control of Sanaa in September. The Houthis over ran the presidential palace in Yemen, causing President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi and his cabinet to Resign on January 22. This has resulted in the deterioration of Yemen security, which has led the United States, the United Kingdom, and France to withdraw from their Yemen embassies to maintain the safety of their representatives. The UK Prime Minister for the Middle East, Tobias Ellwood, said, "Regrettably we now judge that our embassy staff and premises are at increased risk," shortly after the U.S. announced that it would suspend its proceedings at its embassy at Yemen’s capital. Regarding plans to the current structure of Yemini Parliament, the Houthis announced that they would impose their own political solution to the stand-off. They asserted the parliament be dissolved and replaced by an assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for up to a period of two years. UN-mediation talks have turned to arguments, as participants accused the Houthis of threatening to use force to have them accept their proposed plan. The Houthis is initiating a coup, which defined as a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. According to BBC.com, "Recent unilateral actions disrupted the political transition process in Yemen, creating the risk that renewed violence would threaten Yemenis and the diplomatic community in Sanaa," spokeswoman Jen Psaki said. The new rebel leader, Abdul Malik al-Houthi, proposed a "partnership" with the main parties in a televised address. They declared that parliament would be dissolved and replaced by an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years.
The United States, the United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies due to the deteriorating security situation and political crisis in the country. They withdrew after rebels, called the Houthis, overran the presidential palace and took control.
ReplyDeleteA coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. Sunni-ruled states in the GCC have accused the Houthis of a coup.
The Houthis' plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament are the parliament would be dissolved and replaced by an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern. Currently the Houthis are diplomatic, but there are accusations of the Houthis threatening to use force.
The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi, leader of the Houthis.
According to the article there was a report on February 11, 2015 that the United States and United Kingdom governments withdrew their diplomatic staff from Sanaa.It was then noted that the UK Prime Minister in the middle east, Tobias Ellwood declared, “Regrettably we now judge that our embassy staff and premises are at increased risk,” and the US has followed suit. Also. He stated that They have suspended their proceeding in the Yemen embassy as well.Declaring "It has been noted that “unilateral actions” have “disturbed the political transition” to democracy in Yemen,as a result there is an increased risk of violence against Yemenis and those of the “diplomatic community in Sanaa.The definition of a coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. From an economic stand point and after analyzing the article I have come to the conclusion that The Houthis’ plans for the structure of the current Yemini Parliament is to replace the parliament with an interim assembly which will elect a five-member presidential council.The current leader of the Houthis’ is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe US, France, and the UK are withdrawing from their embassies in Yemen due to the lack of security and the political crises that's becoming more apparent in the country. A "coup" is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government, and it's being initiated by the Houthis. The Houthis have taken over the country in the parts that are predominately run by the Sunni. They plan on overthrowing the government and taking over violently. The new rebel leader is a man named Abdul Malik al-Houthi. They planned on getting rid of Parliament altogether and organizing a 5-member presidential council to govern for up to 2 years.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, France, and The United Kingdom have recently withdrew their embassies in Yemen. This is all because of the recent rebellion activities of the Houthis. These rebels are causing security issues for many in the region which is causing people having to evacuate the areas in order to keep safe. The Houthis are accused of a coup which is a sudden, very violent, and illegal overthrowing of the government. This has occurred January 22, the governmental cabinent positions all resigned due to threats and force House arrest. The Houthis plan on the former structure is to completely abandon it and set it up as a 5 member presidency situation. The new leader of the Houthis is Abdul Malik al-Houthi and he has made it clear that they do not want to westernize their civilization and can be a reason behind them making these rebellious acts of terror.
ReplyDeleteThe United States,United kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies due to the increased violence after the Houthis rebels took control. Coup is a sudden,violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government.The plans with Houthis regarding the current structure of parliament is to announce that they will use thier own political solution;Beginning with electing a five-member presidential council to govern up to two years.The New rebel leader is Abdule Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteViolence in Yemen is at an all time high. The country is in a crisis and it is only getting worse. Unsafe conditions, political crisis and the deteriorating security situations have cause the United States, France and the United Kingdom to withdraw their citizens and diplomatic leaders and citizens from the country. A “coup” is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis’ plan, with regard to the current structure of Yemini Parliament, is to dissolve, then replace the parliament with an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years. They also have proposed a “partnership” with the main parties in Yemen. The new Rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteYemen is going through a major crisis right now. The United States, United Kingdom, and France are closing their embassies in Yemen because of the the collapsing security situation and political crisis in the country. A “coup” is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis’ plans for the current structure of the Yemini Parliament is to replace the parliament with an interim assembly which will elect a five-member presidential council. This council will govern up to 2 years. The new Rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi. On Tuesday, Mr Houthi proposed a "partnership" with the main parties.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies because of the political and security crisis in the country and these crisis are getting worse, also the Houthis basically have taken over the predominantly Sunni. This lead too all three countries removing their ambassadors and other representatives from their embassies. Mr. Houthi warned that "the interests of those who bet on chaos and want to hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer," referring to the Sunni-ruled states of Gulf Cooperation Council, whom have accused Houthis of a coup. A "coup" is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis' plans with regards to the current structure of Yemini Parliament are too replace it with an interim assembly which that would elect a five-member presidential council to governed for a transitional period of up to two years. The rebels have proposed a partnership with the mani parties in Yemen. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe violence in Yemen has caused it to be unsuitable and down right dangerous to the people of the region. Therefore, the U.S., UK and France have decided to evacuate their embassies in order to ensure the protection of their ambassadors. A "coup" is defined as a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis plan with regards to the current structure of Yemeni Parliament is to replace it with an interim assembly that will elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a short period of up to two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteFrance and Yemen are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies due to the immense violence that is continuously occurring. ISIS, a terrorist group, is planning on controlling the world someday, and now that they have made their way across a few countries, the embassies are going to started being evacuated one at a time to secure the safety of the Americans. A “coup” is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis’ plan with regards to the current structure of Yemeni Parliament is to elect a five-member Presidential council to govern over there. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe reason that the US, UK, and France are evacuating their Yemen embassies is due to deteriorating security situation and political crisis in the country. This is due to ISIS gaining leverage there, and starting to take over the country. A coup is an illegal and violent way of someone coming to power in the government. It was not voted by the people, but just taken with force and destruction. The Houthis' plans with regards to the current structure of the Yemini Parliament is that they will impose their own political solution to end the stand-off. They also declared that parliament would be dissolved and replaced by an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi. He has stated that, "the interests of everyone, both inside and outside the country, that Yemen be stable" and warned that "the interests of those who bet on chaos and want to hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer."
ReplyDeleteThe United States, the United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies because,violence in Yemen is at an all time high and the country is in a crisis and it is only getting worse plus unsafe conditions , political crisis and the deteriorating security crisis. The houthis are accused of iniatiating a coupe a coup is a sudden violent and illegal seizure of power from a government . The houthis plans with regards to the current structure of yemini parliament is to dissolve then replace the parliament with an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of time up to two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al houthi
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ReplyDeleteThe United States, the United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies due to the deteriorating security situation and political crisis in the country. "Regrettably we now judge that our embassy staff and premises are at increased risk." UK Minister for the Middle East stated. According to the Google definition, a "coup" is a a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. They declared that parliament would be dissolved and replaced by an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years.The new Rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
ReplyDeleteThe United States, United Kingdom, and France are withdrawing from their Yemen embassies because of the security situation and the political crisis. Mr. Houthi has stated that "the interests of those who bet on chaos and want to hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer". This is basically a threat, he wants all the countries to be aware of his strong sense of humor. According to wisegeek.com, "coup" is the military overthrow of a government. Houthis declared that parliament would be dissolved and replaced by an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years. The new rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi, but he disagrees with the "security situations" in Yemen and stated that they were "unfounded".
ReplyDeleteThe violence in Yemen has increased substantially since the Houthis rebels seized control of Sanaa in September. The Houthis over ran the presidential palace in Yemen, causing President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi and his cabinet to Resign on January 22. This has resulted in the deterioration of Yemen security, which has led the United States, the United Kingdom, and France to withdraw from their Yemen embassies to maintain the safety of their representatives. The UK Prime Minister for the Middle East, Tobias Ellwood, said, "Regrettably we now judge that our embassy staff and premises are at increased risk," shortly after the U.S. announced that it would suspend its proceedings at its embassy at Yemen’s capital. It has been noted that “unilateral actions” have “disrupted the political transition” to democracy in Yemen, resulting in the increased risk of violence against Yemenis and those of the “diplomatic community in Sanaa.” However, rebel leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi denounced Western fears of deteriorating security in Yemen, insisting that they were baseless. Mr. Houthi warned that "the interests of those who bet on chaos and want to hurt the economy and security of the people will suffer," specifically referring to the Sunni-ruled states of the Gulf Cooperation Council, who have accused the Houthis of a "coup". A “coup” is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. The Houthis’ plan, with regard to the current structure of Yemini Parliament, is to dissolve, then replace the parliament with an interim assembly that would elect a five-member presidential council to govern for a transitional period of up to two years. They also have proposed a “partnership” with the main parties in Yemen. The new Rebel leader is Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
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