News
- 100 days of kidnapping.. Yemeni government calls on the United Nations to exert maximum pressure on the Houthi militias to release humanitarian workers
Watch.. Al-Qassam Brigades target 3 Israeli troop carriers in Rafah - Taiz.. Launching the celebrations of the Yemeni Revolution holidays by lighting up the Cairo Citadel
- Aden International Airport receives the first African Express flights after years of suspension
- Hassan Nasrallah: We received a major and unprecedented blow with the explosions that hit the communication devices
- As phones become a major communication tool, who are the people and entities that still use pagers?
- Reuters: Red Sea insurance costs rise as Houthi threats to shipping grow
Government
Wednesday, 11 September, 2024 - 3:20 PM
In its 12th report, the National Commission of Inquiry documents 3,055 cases of human rights violations in Yemen
Since the beginning of its work, the committee has documented (29,701) incidents of violations, resulting in (63,772) victims.
Wednesday, 28 August, 2024 - 10:46 AM
Yemen.. Conflict between the government and the Houthis over the telecommunications sector
The internationally recognized Yemeni government is stepping up its efforts to redraw the vital telecommunications sector, in a move to break the Houthis’ control over the sector, which has generated significant financial revenues since the war began in 2015, and is one of the group’s most important financial resources, raising questions about the government’s success this time in achieving its goals.