A Yemeni journalist in southern Yemen uncovered a new corruption case, of an irresponsible nature in the way international organizations deal with the humanitarian aid file. The two parties involved are the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Aden and the Director General of the Ash-Shamayatayn District in Taiz. What are the details of this scandal?

How are the Houthi militias seeking to destroy Sana'a University and how is this related to establishing an alternative sectarian university? What about the Iranian role in this plan?

Despite the massive destruction caused by the internal war in Yemen, there are cities that were served by the war and transformed from neglected rural villages into new, prosperous cities. The city of Al-Turbah - southwest of the besieged Taiz Governorate - would have been one of those cities thanks to its transformation into a vital main corridor for the residents of the city of Taiz and its districts besieged by the Houthi militias, had it not been for the fact that the local authority in the district was not up to the responsibility and failed to seize the precious opportunity to develop its infrastructure. Transforming it into a new city.

This investigation, conducted by the Dubai Unlocked team, shows; How Dubai became a refuge for Ruja Ignatova, known as the “Crypto Queen,” and nearly a dozen of her associates, even as the UAE sought to clean up its (bad) image as a haven for criminals and fraudsters.

The Houthis’ control over the Chamber of Commerce in Yemen indicates a dangerous Houthi strategy for the private sector, the national economy, the relations of the chambers of commerce with the foreign market, and the economic threats launched by the Houthis against Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, and the Arabian Gulf.

During the past years, the leaders of the Houthi militia appear on the media and speak as if they are performing a normal role in the group’s authority, but they practice systematic torture operations behind closed doors against kidnapped civilians in their prisons in Sana’a.

Security experts, officials and academics reveal to "Yemen Shabab Net" new details about the narcotic substance "Shabu", which has spread in a number of Yemeni governorates and has been promoted in secret.

After the battle fronts exhausted their fighters, and with the weak response of the tribes in their areas to further mobilization, due to the bitter harvest of war throughout the past period; The terrorist Houthi militias have intensified their targeting of school students, young men and children, to use them as fuel for their senseless war in the country.