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    After weeks of Yemeni escalation, Saudi Arabia has begun sending new messages amid reports of its exploration of diplomatic paths for de-escalation. But has Saudi Arabia truly decided to...

    Scholarships Reveal Sources of Corruption in Aden Government

    Recent leaks of Yemeni lists of educational scholarships for studying abroad prompted many to demand that legal authorities expose the corruption of the coalition government, which has been feeding on the pain of Yemenis since the beginning of the...

    PetroMasila” Faces Specter of Bankruptcy

    The government loyal to the Saudi-led coalition on Monday revealed a difficult situation that major oil producing and exporting companies are going through, with Sanaa’s decision to stop the looting and smuggling of Yemeni oil. Quoting sources in the pro-coalition...

    Salaries, Foreign Military Presence Obstructed Negotiations, Foreshadowed with New War

    The former foreign minister, Abu Bakr al-Qirbi, revealed details of disagreements that hindered progress in the negotiations file between Sana'a and the coalition, and heralded the return of war to the forefront of the scene. Al-Qirbi pointed out that the...

    American Fears that “Houthis” Will End their Influence as Its Cards in Region Run Out

    United States revealed fears that Houthis would end their influence in the Gulf. US media quoted on officials as warning of approaching end of US influence in the Arab region. According to what was reported by the American magazine Foreign...

    Saudi Arabia Supports the Secession of “Hadhramaut Region” from Yemen

    Saudi Arabia settled the file of Hadhramaut, the most important oil province in eastern Yemen In a move, whose motives are not yet clear, whether it was a threat in the face of the Presidential Council or a response to...

    Sana’a Warns UAE regarding Socotra Island

    Sana'a government sent on Monday a warning message, through a senior official, to the UAE regarding the Island of Socotra. Deputy Foreign Minister of Sana'a government, Hussein Al-Ezzi, said in a tweet on Twitter, “the UAE must arrange evacuation and...

    Sana’a Forces Proven Ability to Protect Sovereignty and Wealth: Sarie

    The official spokesman for the Sana'a Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Sarie, said that the recent equation imposed by the Sana'a forces within the framework of its tasks to protect the sovereign wealth “oil and gas” proves the power of...

    Mahra Tribes Call on Foreign Forces present to Leave Safely

    A leader in the sit-in committee in Mahra province, eastern Yemen, called on foreign forces present at Al-Ghaydah airport to leave safely before it is too late. The head of the sit-in committee, in the districts of Al-Messila, and Sayhut,...

    Saudi Forces Threaten to Target STC Forces in Hadhramout

    A commander of the Saudi forces threatened to target those who seek to create chaos in the province, in an explicit and clear threat to the UAE-funded Southern Transitional Council (STC) militia in the city of Seiyun of Hadhramout...

    STC Begins Arrangements to Expel “Al-Alimi” from Aden

    The UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC) supporters on Sunday began arrangements to expel Rashad al-Alimi, President of the Riyadh-formed “Presidential Council”, from the city of Aden, southern Yemen. This comes a day after Al-Alimi arrived in the city after months...

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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,...
    After weeks of Yemeni escalation, Saudi Arabia has begun sending new messages amid reports of its exploration of diplomatic paths for de-escalation. But has Saudi Arabia truly decided to...
    Gaza – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:The UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese described the Israeli occupation army as "the most devoid of morals."She pointed out in a post on the X platform that...
    Tehran – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) announced today, Saturday, that ship transit through the Strait of Hormuz has declined by about 90% from pre-war levels...