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Red Cross seeks better access to northern Yemen ...
(MarebPress) -
2008-08-09
Aid workers are struggling to reach needy people uprooted by conflict in northern Yemen, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said on Friday.
The neutral humanitarian organisation estimated that 15,500 displaced people are living in difficult conditions in camps near Saada city, and that thousands more are scattered around areas that are hard to access 
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Al-Houthi confirms commitment to peace conditions ...
(MarebPress) -
2008-08-07
President Saleh received a letter from Abdul Malek al-Houthi confirming his commitment to the peace conditions set by the president Ali Abdullah Saleh. Al Houthi said in a letter addressed to President Saleh and published by the army website, 26 September, Thursday, he is meeting all conditions for ending the war and bringing peace in the northern province of Sa'ada
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Al Qaida leader in Yemen threatens to carry out more terrorist attacks ...
(MarebPress) -
2008-08-07
An alleged Al Qaida leader in Yemen threatened this week to carry out more attacks in the country if his brothers were not released from prison.
"Your concern is our concern, your sadness is our sadness, you must know, we will never forget you," said Hamza Al Quaiti in a statement posted on an internet website Tuesday, addressing the men jailed in Yemen on terror charges
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Governmental committee returns to Sa'ada to count damages ...
(MarebPress) -
2008-08-06
The governmental committee assigned to evaluate and count the damages caused by the rebellion in Sa'ada province returned today to the Sa'ada, chaired by the Minister of Local Administration, Abdul Qadeer Hilal, and the Deputy of Prime Minister for Security and Stability affairs, Rashad al-Alimi, Minister of Defense, Mohammed Ahmed, and commander of the Eastern North region, Ali Muhsen al-Ahmer
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Moratorium on Yemen stands - President Barack Obama -
(Yemen Post Staff)
2013-05-04 -
Retrieved at: 2013-05-03 23:11:00 GMT
Despite many calls for the immediate repatriation of some 56 Yemeni nationals from Guantanamo Bay prison, on the account they were cleared by a court of law of all charges brought against them, American President Barack Obama said to be unwilling to compromise.
While officials in Washington are arguing that the detainees if released would pose a direct threat to the United States of America, rights groups are escalating their campaigns against the Pentagon, accusing the U
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Press Release - WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY
(Yemen Post Staff)
2013-05-04 -
Retrieved at: 2013-05-03 23:11:00 GMT
39 leaders, groups named as Predators of Freedom of Information in 2013
On World Press Freedom Day, Reporters Without Borders is releasing an updated list of 39 Predators of Freedom of Information – presidents, politicians, religious leaders, militias and criminal organizations that censor, imprison, kidnap, torture and kill journalists and other news providers
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Al-Qaeda and tribalism - the terror connection -
(Yemen Post Staff)
2013-05-04 -
Retrieved at: 2013-05-03 23:11:00 GMT
As security analysts and scholars are pondering over the root of Islamic extremism, trying to pin down and define what arguments terror militants are invoking when trying to rally to their cause new recruits, a scholar has come up with a brand new theory, theorizing that al-Qaeda is drawing strength from tribalism
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Yemen Prime Minister stands against nepotism
(Yemen Post Staff)
2013-05-02 -
Retrieved at: 2013-05-02 14:11:00 GMT
Sources in the coalition government have revealed that Prime Minister Mohammed Salem Basendwa has been growing ever increasingly restless and frustrated over President Abdo Rabbo Mansour Hadi' sons behaviors towards state officials, as they are believed to have handed out orders and taken over responsibilities which they cannot legitimately claim for since they hold no state office
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Turkey announces a delay to no visa rule
(Yemen Post Staff)
2013-05-01 -
Retrieved at: 2013-05-01 14:10:00 GMT
Although May 1st should have marked an end to all touristic visa regulation from Yemeni nationals in Turkey, the Turkish embassy announced on Tuesday afternoon it would have to delay the implementation of its travel agreement with Sana'a.
Turkish officials were keen to point out that the delay was purely administrative and would not affect Yemeni nationals' abilities to travel to Turkey as the embassy will endeavor to provide all required visas in a timely fashion
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Al-Qaeda turns to highway robbery
(Yemen Post Staff)
2013-05-01 -
Retrieved at: 2013-05-01 14:10:00 GMT
Local officials in al-Baydha province, south-east of the capital, Sana'a, confirmed this Wednesday morning that armed men suspected to have links with al-Qaeda had attacked a car convoy which was containing million worth in salaries.
The convoy which was heavily guarded by soldiers was ambushed on Tuesday as it was making its delivery to a local post office
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Saboteurs target once again Yemen oil industry
(Yemen Post Staff)
2013-05-01 -
Retrieved at: 2013-04-30 23:11:00 GMT
Yemeni officials confirmed on Tuesday that saboteurs had once again chosen to cripple Yemen' ability to produce oil, the main source of national income by attacking Marib pipeline (eastern province).
Despite countless tribal mediation, the posting of additional military troops and the back up of local tribal leaders have prevented small armed militia from disrupting the oil industry with their incessant attacks
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Press Release: JOURNALISM GETTING MORE DANGEROUS IN YEMEN
(Yemen Post Newspaper)
2013-05-01 -
Retrieved at: 2013-04-30 23:11:00 GMT
Reporters Without Borders is alarmed by the growing number of threats and physical attacks against journalists in Yemen, a concern that an international TV channel representative said he shared during a phone call today.
Under deposed president Ali Abdallah Saleh, the authorities were the main sources of threats and violence against news media, but now the various insurrectional movements developing throughout the country are an additional source of danger, the
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Yemen tourism revenues are on the up says ministry
(Yemen Post Staff)
2013-05-01 -
Retrieved at: 2013-04-30 23:11:00 GMT
According to Yemen tourism ministry, the tourism industry generated an annual income of 8 million as opposed to 0 million in 2011.
Published data showed that Yemen saw a net increase in visits in 2012, which trend is expected to carry through this coming year at a rate of 874 425 tourists in 2012 against 829 190 in 2011, a net increase of 45 235
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Yemen tourism revenues are on the up says ministry
(Yemen Post Staff)
2013-05-01 -
Retrieved at: 2013-04-30 23:11:00 GMT
According to Yemen tourism ministry, the tourism industry generated an annual income of 8 million as opposed to 0 million in 2011.
Published data showed that Yemen saw a net increase in visits in 2012, which trend is expected to carry through this coming year at a rate of 874 425 tourists in 2012 against 829 190 in 2011, a net increase of 45 235
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
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