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    The Red Sea returns to the forefront of the global scene, but with new regional equations. The latest is Saudi Arabia's attempt to gain at least international legitimacy to...

    UN Remained Silent about Coalition’s Crippling of Flights: Sana’a

    Director of Sana'a International Airport, Khaled Al-Shayef, on Tuesday confirmed that the full readiness of Sanaa airport and there are no justifications for delaying flights. “We have not received any conditions or observations to be made, and the Saudi-led coalition’s...

    Hundreds of Protesters Storm Presidential Palace in Aden

    Hundreds of angry protesters stormed on Monday evening the Ma’asheq Presidential Palace in the city of Aden, south of Yemen, denouncing the deteriorating economic and the lack of basic services. Local sources reported the protesters gathered in front of Al-Ma’ashiq”...

    Socotra Returns to Conflict Forefront in Yemen

    The island of Socotra, located at the intersection of the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean, topped on Sunday, the Yemeni scene with the return of the Emirati-Saudi-Qatari conflict. Islah party activists, backed by Qatar, are launching a campaign on...

    Only about 10% of Truce Agreement Fulfilled: Sana’a Official

    Deputy Prime Minister for Security and Defense Affairs in Sana'a government, Lieutenant-General, Jalal Al-Ruwaishan said that “since the announcement of the truce, all evidence indicates continued violations of the Saudi-led coalition and its non-compliance with its terms, and that...

    Al-Ajri Holds Saudi Arabia Responsible for Lack of Ceasefire Progress

    Member of Sana'a national delegation, Abdul-Malik al-Ajri has on Sunday held the Saudi-led coalition forces responsible for proceeding away from the UN-brokered truce without making any progress on post- armistice benefits. “Before the international community, they tried their propaganda through...

    Aden: Angry Protesters Cut off All Streets Leading to Maashiq Palace

    Angry protesters cut off on Monday all the streets leading to Maashiq palace in Crater city, the headquarter of coalition government residence in Aden province, south of Yemen. Local sources affirmed that the demonstrators went out to streets to protest...

    Right Groups Urge UN to Take Action Against Saudi Arabia

    Four rights groups demanded the UN states to take procedures and impose sanctions in the International Human Rights Council against Saudi Arabia, which continues to commit human rights violations. The joint statement was signed by ALQST for Human Rights, Amnesty...

    Terrifying Statistics for Manifestations of Lawlessness in Taiz

    Various forms of security chaos continued in the city of Taiz, which is under the control of Saudi-Emirati coalition factions, while a number of civilians killed or wounded during the past 72 hours. local sources indicated that armed men surrounded...

    Yemeni Expatriate Died after Being Tortured in Saudi Arabia

    A Yemeni expatriate died on Sunday after being arrested and tortured in a prison in Saudi Arabia. Expatriates told southern media that the young man, Mouath, is a Yemeni expatriate in Saudi Arabia, and suffers from diabetes, and he was...

    Socotra: Calls for Hunger Rebellion Against UAE Presence

    Sheikh Saad al-Farajahi, a social dignitary from Socotra said that the island has been “witnessing a flour and various foodstuffs crisis", YPA reporting on Sunday. “For a whole week, I have been looking for a bag of flour for my...

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    The Director-General of the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip, Munir al-Barsh, announced on Tuesday that four people had died in the past 24 hours due to famine,...
    The Red Sea returns to the forefront of the global scene, but with new regional equations. The latest is Saudi Arabia's attempt to gain at least international legitimacy to...
    Saudi Arabia approved raising the prices of liquefied petroleum gas amid a decline in its supply in the global market.This coincides with the Yemeni blockade entering its third week.Exclusive...
    The "Insan Organization for Rights and Freedoms" revealed at a press conference held today in the capital, Sana'a, that initial economic losses in Yemen have exceeded one trillion and...