Yemen's president rejects calls to quit

Yemen’s embattled leader today rejected demands to step down, saying widespread demonstrations against his regime were unacceptable.

Yemen’s embattled leader today rejected demands to step down, saying widespread demonstrations against his regime were unacceptable.

However, US-backed president Ali Abdullah Saleh, in power for three decades, offered to begin talks with the protesters. The proposal was quickly rebuffed as insincere.

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