Photos of Yemen

Foreign Policy has published a wonderful series of photos of Yemen by Sandy Choi – check them out.

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Gregory Johnsen

December 21, 2010

Foreign Policy has published a wonderful series of photos of Yemen by Sandy Choi - check them out.

Foreign Policy has published a wonderful series of photos of Yemen by Sandy Choi – check them out.

Gregory Johnsen

Near East Studies Scholar, Princeton University

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