Yemen Post : A Step in the right Direction

On February 16, Yemen Post will launch two of its many upcoming surprises to the Yemeni Media.The first, will be its top of the art new design for the Yemen Post

Imprisonment in Yemen: Tragic Conditions of Inmates

Under Yemen's constitution the Islamic Sharia law remains the only source for legislation in the country.

 Iran’s women fight for rights 30 years after revolution

Women marched alongside men in the protests that helped topple Iran’s monarchy in 1979’s Islamic revolution, and three decades later are continuing to struggle for more rights.

Iran is celebrating thirty years of its Islamic Revolution. Al Jazeera English, the Middle East’s favorite television network, has been running a great series based on interviews and first person accounts to mark the occasion.

 Torrential rain and snow have killed 40 this year; Severe rain in Morocco kills 24, forces evacuation

Heavy rains in Morocco have claimed 24 lives and forced 2,000 people to be evacuated over the

Businessmen Lose $ 2 Billion; Effects of World Financial Crisis on Yemen Unrecognized

Like the Yemeni government, Yemeni businessmen have not disclosed the volume of their direct or indirect losses under the current financial crisis.

ِInterview with John Powell, Assistant Secretary General to the United Nations

Liver Problems Seen in Young People with History of Bilharzias Infection

Twenty three year old Jamal Naser didn't notice the extra blood traces in his urine and stool, nor the reason for the strong stomachaches he had to go through.