Yemen protests persist as antigovernment marches continue
Thousands of Yemenis defy appeals for calm and march in Sanaa Aden and other cities to demand President Ali Abdullah Saleh's ouster amid poverty and corruption concerns. Police clashes and progovernment counteractions are reported as security forces pursue order in a volatile country allied with the United States in the fight against al Qaida.
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Bahrain crack down on protesters leaves four dead
In Manama police and troops stormed Pearl Square early Thursday killing four protesters. The government banned gatherings and said it controls key parts of the capital. Foreign Minister Khalid Al Khalifa called the action regrettable though necessary to prevent sectarian collapse.
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