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Poor President Saleh

Attack after attack, by Al-Qaeda over the last five months, has given President Saleh a new issue to worry about, especially after he thought

 
·   Yemen Not the Most Corrupt
·   Is Sayoun Attack Terrorism Related?

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Security Authorities Hunt after Al-Qaeda Cells

Security sources told media that wide campaigns have started by security apparatuses to hunt down 35 suspects, after security authorities received valuable information from the elements arrested last week in Haramout's Tarim.

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 Reports

 Leaving 'Constitutional Vacuum'; SCER's Formation not Resolved

Forming the Supreme Commission for Elections and Referendum (SCER) has been widely debated by the General People Congress (GPC)  ruling party,

· Interview with Abdullah Bin Hussein Jarullah, Sheikh of Khawlan, and Former MP

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·  Yemen Continues ‘War on Terror’; Needs more International Support
· Early Marriage Damages Girls life;Reem ;  Nujood Telling their Stories

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 International Reports
 The ugly side of resurgent Russia?

Tbilisi has desperately sought international support since Russian forces moved into Georgia after the Georgian army launched an offensive to bring separatist South Ossetia, which broke away

 
· Afghanistan's refugee challenge
· Choosing the next Dick Cheney

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 Opinions
 United in discord

YET more haunting images of blindfolded, stripped down Palestinian men being contemptuously dragged by soldiers in uniform from one place to another.

 
· A hardwired dispute
· Defeating the war-war mindset

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 Middle East News

 Syria and Lebanon agree on border

Syria and Lebanon have agreed to resume the work of a committee to demarcate their common border, a joint statement by the two countries says.

· US sailors 'abused Iraqi prisoners'
· Suicide blasts target Iraq pilgrims

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  Business & Economy

Report: Private Sector Failed to Build Oil Refinery and More Agencies Registered

A report by the Oil Committee at Parliament indicated that the private sector in Yemen failed to establish and build one refinery in Dhabah in

 

· Yemen has More Challenges Ahead; Tougher Road in Years to Come
· Economic Causes Youth Get Married in their 30’s

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  Interviews

ِInterview with Speaker of Parliament, Sheikh Yahya Al-Ra’ee 

Health

Yemen's Water Crisis Looms

Water security is among the priorities for many countries, as experts believe that the approaching wars will be those of water and not oil as was the case in the past, especially in the 

 
· Calls to Ban Smoking in Public Areas Increase
· Dengue Fever Soars in Yemen

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LOCAL NEWS

President Saleh Gives Orders to  Free Political Prisoners

Opposition blocs finally decided to end their boycott of parliament after JMP leaders managed on Saturday to get

As Government Looks into Damages Report; Zaidi Scholars Call for Releasing Detainees over Sa'ada Events

The ministerial committee tasked with assessing Sa'ada war damages led by the Minister of Local Administration is

Drowning Claims more Lives; Traffic Accidents on Rise

Hundreds of people died in different incidents including drowning, traffic accidents, and fires over the last 45 days, according to security reports.

Two Highway Robbers Killed; NDI Car not Released

Tribal sources told the Yemen Post that two people from Al Jim'an Tribe were killed in Mareb's Magzar district in a shootout with security forces that arrived in the area,

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