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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...

    Aden: Explosion in Fish Market Killed Five Citizens, Injured 35

    Five citizens were killed and more than 35 others were injured, including children, in an initial toll, as a result of a violent explosion that hit a fish market in the center of the port city of Aden, medical...

    UN Envoy Stresses Importance of Renewing Truce in Yemen

    As part of the implementation of the truce, representatives of the Yemen's internationally recognized government and the National Salvation Government in Sana'a are starting the negotiations under UN auspices on Wednesday, in Amman, Jordan, to agree on opening roads...

    Egypt Approves Direct Flights from Sana’a Airport

    Egypt has agreed to allow direct flights between Sana'a and Cairo as part of the UN-brokered truce between Yemen's internationally recognized government and the Houthi-led National Salvation Government (NSG) based in the capital. "We express our deep thanks to the...

    Coalition Used Issue of Opening Roads to Justify Siege: Al-Ajri

    Member of the Sana'a Delegation, Abdul-Malik Al-Ajri, has affirmed that the Saudi-led coalition used the issue of opening roads to justify its siege of ports and airports and covering it up. “We are keen to alleviate the suffering of the...

    Sana’a Accuses United Nations of Politicizing Demining File

    Director of the Executive Center for Mine Displacement in Sana'a, Brigadier Ali Safra, accused on Wednesday the United Nations of reducing its activities in Yemen and politicizing the file of mines deliberately. Brigadier Safra confirmed in a press statement that...

    Thousands of Demonstrators Protest in Taiz

    Thousands of Taiz residents carried out on Wednesday a protest rally demands opening the roads leading to Taiz city, Yemen Press Agency reported. The demonstrators raised banners denounce continuation of cutting off the roads in Taiz province. They said in a...

    Sana’a Hints at Possibility of Refusing to Extend UN Armistice

    Deputy Prime Minister for Defense and Security Affairs in Sana'a government, Lieutenant-General Jalal Al-Ruwaishan has on Tuesday commented on the request of extending the UN- brokered truce. In a brief statement to Al-Masirah TV, Al-Ruwaishan has affirmed that “the National...

    Sana’a Airport Can Receive All Types, Sizes of Aircraft: Official  

    Yemenia Airlines third civil commercial flight arrived at Sana'a International Airport from Queen Alia Airport in Amman, carrying 271 citizens. The Minister of Transport in Sana'a government, Abdulwahab Al-Durra, said in a statement that the technical team at Sana'a International...

    Abdulsalam: Sending Spy Planes over Sana’a Is an Act of Aggression

    Mohammed Abdulsalam, Spokesman of Yemen's Anssarallah Movement and senior negotiator of the Sana'a Salvation Government, said on Tuesday that sending spy planes into the airspace of the capital Sana’a is an act of "aggression" that confirms the non-respect of...

    Yemeni Economic Experts Discuss Priorities of Peace Process

    The UN Special Envoy for Yemen, Hans Grundberg, concluded Tuesday a two-day meeting with Yemeni economic experts from diverse backgrounds to consult on priorities for the multitrack peace process. Participants underlined the momentum provided by the truce on economic...

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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...