North Yemen (New Union)

The Republic of Yemen (: الجُمهورية اليَمَنية, al-Jumhūrīyah al-Yamanīyah), commonly known as North Yemen and Yemen-Sana'a, is a nation located in the southwestern potion of the. Initially gaining independence from the in 1918, North Yemen would exist as a  until 1962, when it became a. North Yemen united with neighboring in 1990 to form the modern day Republic of Yemen. When the South declared independence in 1994, a broke out, ending with the successful independence of the south in 1995. Despite loosing the southern governorates, Sana'a continues to claim all of South Yemen as part of its territory (being one of the only nations to not recognize the Aden government).

Beginning in 2011 (as part of the ), North Yemen went into, leading to the end of 's 33-year leadership.