Al-Jazeera interviewed Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist Tawakkol Karman about developments in the interim capital Aden.

The Nobel Peace Prize laureate Tawakkol Karman delivered a speech at the memorial service of the late Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi 40 days after his departure, which was held in the Turkish city of Istanbul on Friday.

Al Jazeera interviewed the Yemeni Nobel Peace Prize winner activist Tawakkol Karman in which she talked about the UAE's withdrawal from Yemen and the reasons behind that step.

I salute all of you dear ones, to stand before this gathering of the highest minds that make the most important progress in science and life. It is a great honor for me and fills me with a sense of happiness. I share with you this event which has become an annual activity that is the most important in the global scientific community.

I greet all of you, dear, to stand before this gathering of the great minds that are making the most important progress in science and life. It is a great honor for me and I am filled with a sense of happiness and I share with you this meeting which has become the most important annual event in the world scientific community. 

About two decades have passed since the rise of "terrorism" as a global wave and as a concept guiding global policies. Today’s question to all is: