The security authorities said on Tuesday they had arrested a terrorist suspect in the Lowder district, Abyan, with documents revealing there was cooperation between Al-Qaeda and the southern separatist movement, Harak.
As the outcomes of the recent negotiations between the government and the Houthi Group in Qatar's capital Doha remained unclear, reports surfaced on Tuesday the group made conditions described as impossible.
A rain-triggered power outage plunged most of Yemen's Provinces into darkness on Monday.
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad voiced on Sunday his optimism over the success of the Qatari mediation between the Yemeni government and the Houthi Group, saying his country supports Yemen's security and stability.
Two were killed, one soldier, and seven others injured in the clashes that erupted early today between the security forces and armed people, believed to be separatists, in Yemen's Southern Lahj Province.
Yemeni official media accused Houthis of violating a newly-signed peace deal brokered by Qatar, saying that a newly-signed peace deal are unlikely to succeed in the current environment and will only result in further suffering as Shiite rebels deployed affiliates on several points along the main highways linking Harf Suian to Sa'ada.
Earlier this week, a group of armed gunmen looted four trucks carrying UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) aids for the internally displaced people (IDP) in the northern province of Sa'ada, Interior Ministry reported on its website.
Earlier this week a gunman riding a motorbike opened a hail of bullets at the police vehicle carrying food for the soldiers stationing at a checkpoint in Zinjubar city of Abyan province, killing one soldier and injured another, official media reported.
Pentagon said the U.S. army had suggested allocating $ 1.2 billion to boost the security in Yemen over five years, amid fears about growing presence of Al-Qaeda in the country.
Yemenis have been success makers throughout history, despite many times being far from their homeland.
"I believe that inheritance and separation are two sides of the same coin as there is no place for them in Yemen’s future at all. Yemeni people won’t accept inheritance at all."
"We have been since our independence practicing democracy. Also, the majority of the Malaysian population are Muslims and Muslims in Malaysia are very religious. They practice their religion seriously and the beauty of Malaysia is that we are able to make democracy walk within rights."
"The reasons why western tourists are reluctant to visit Yemen is because of strong warnings given by European countries. These warnings are unfair, which made Yemen directly suffer. Also, the media pictured Yemen similar to some countries which suffer from terrorism for a long time such as Iraq and Afghanistan. "
With the $1.2 billion the U.S. government is planning to give to Yemen as military aid over five years, it seems that fighting Al-Qaeda is by far the best business investment in Yemen.
One late afternoon in Sana’s during Ramadan, the sun was made milder by thick clouds, and everywhere in Sanaa thousands of people were talking to one another, their voice mingling in a tremendous hubbub. The firing of cannon from the heights of Jibal Nugum, which now changed like water with the reflection of the sky – heard instantaneously throughout the country on radio and television – is a signal releasing Muslims from their fast. It is a signal to the waiting city the end of each day of fasting at the very moment of sunset. And also re-imposing the fast at the moment of daybreak. The boom of the cannon is called “the cannon of the removal”.
As the issue of hosting the event of the 20th Gulf Cup has been somewhat resolved, some of Yemen’s host cities along with the capital Sana’a are going to great lengths to clean up their image.
The UNICEF representative in Yemen Aboudou Karimou Adjibade has said that Yemen has made a noticeable progress in areas such as education, healthcare and care of women and child.
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A TANZANIAN national has been arrested in Yemen after authorities discovered a huge stash of narcotic drugs hidden in two fishing boats.
A public hearing organised by a UN team investigating alleged war crimes by Israel and Hamas during the Gaza war is under way.