Is Sa’ada War Really Over?

A couple of days ago, President Saleh announced the unexpected. He announced the end of the Sa’ada civil war.

Most Wanted Drug Dealer Arrested

The Specialized Penal Prosecution is still investigating with what security sources called the most dangerous drug dealer in Yemen Ali Abdullah bin Hitiqan Al-Saya’ri.

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 Women Sexual Harassment on Rise; Preachers Consider it Part of General Degrade

Sexual harassment against women in workplaces and streets has become widespread in Yemen. It has also become a source of interest for researchers.

Students have protested in the Indonesian capital after the government announced an about 30 per cent increase in the cost of fuel.

As the debate over India's controversial nuclear deal with the United States heats up, a new and totally unexpected angle has been added to the controversy: Whether the deal is "anti-Muslim" and if the Muslims, India's largest minority and the

 Books containing biblical notes taken from Iraq after invasion: Ancient Iraqi-Jewish books secretly enter Israel

Some 300 rare and valuable books confiscated from Iraq's Jewish community by Saddam Hussein's

Agriculture and Irrigation Minister Mansour Ahmed Al-Hushabi said that Yemen is the most vulnerable country to dryness over the next 20 years, and  

ِInterview with David Remes, Lawyer of 15 Yemenis detained in Guantanamo 

Calls to Ban Smoking in Public Areas Increase; Locals Demand Right to Fresh Air

According to a study recently released in Yemen, there are over 3.4 million smokers, of whom nearly 86 percent are adult males, while 29 percent of them are of the age group 17-24.