Two militants killed in unmanned strikes in Biyada Airstrike targeted Saturday Qaeda militants while was passing form Mahanah area in Miswarah district, some 50 KM to the east of Biyada, led to the killing of all militants inside the car.
Eyewitnesses told Yemen Fox that unmanned strike targeted a car in Mahanah area while it was in the highway to Hattab Mountain and killed two militants inside the car, which was completely destroyed.
The airstrik....More
Sana'a rebels welcome potential sanctions against ex-regime remnants Hundreds of thousands gathered in Steen Street in Sana'a to perform prayer of "leave our army" Friday, to confirm continuation of revolution momentum, and to demand the ouster of ex-regime remnants from leading positions in the army before the National Dialogue.
Protesters welcomed potential sanctions against Saleh's relatives, calling on all political parties, sponsors of the GCC initia....More
German Ambassador: Former president is not out of the political scene Situation in Yemen is still far from being stable
There are many obstacles on the way of president Hadi
Division in the army has clearly facilitated the advance of Al-Qaeda
Green in brief:
Holger Green was born in 1951 in Bernburg, Germany. After completing his masters degree in mathematics and geography from Aachen and Johannes-Gutenberg-University Mainz, he joined the Federal Ministry for Fore....More
Half Yemenis struggle to get daily sustenance Obtaining daily sustenance for About half the Yemenis became a goal for which they struggle and they may not get it.
In some days, Om Ahmed Ali cannot get food for her and her four children with whom she lives in the poor area of al-Sininah in Sana'a
In better days her husband may return home with YR500, ($2.3) which he gains from selling children cloths in the market, and then "we can eat,&....More
Real enter the record books Real Madrid capped their dominant Spanish league campaign with a 4-1 win over Mallorca on Sunday to give the champions a record 100 points this season, while Villarreal and Sporting Gijon joined already relegated Racing Santander in being demoted to the second division.
Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring at the Santiago Bernabeu in the ninth minute. Karim Benzema scored four minutes later, and M....More
UN chief blames al-Qaeda for Damascus blasts Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, has said that he believes al-Qaeda was responsible for last week’s bombings in Damascus, the Syrian capital, that left more than 50 people dead.
"A few days ago there was a huge, serious, massive terrorist attack. I believe that there must be al-Qaeda behind it. This has created again very serious problems," Ban said on Thursday.
At least 55 p....More
Largest protest in Aleppo since the start of the uprising, Annan to visit Syria ‘soon’ Regime forces fired on protesters in Aleppo on Friday, wounding several people at the biggest rally seen in Syria’s second city since an uprising erupted last year. As many as 22 people have been killed by Syrian forces across the country, Al Arabiya reported citing activists at the Local Coordination Committees.
“This is the largest protest in Aleppo since the beginning of the revolut....More
Thalassemia in Yemen After change, which the country has experienced, would Yemen be like Cyprus in being free of Thalassemia and Hemolysis, the latter could liberated the Cypriot society on 1991 from this scary disease. The youngest citizen aged 30 at the age of prevention of marriage without checkup. This ogre, which does not have mercy, in the same year of issuance of law was unable to produce any affected case.
Ph....More
UNESCO asks Sana'a to take practical actions for rescuing Zabid town UNESCO threatened to remove the city, "Zabid", the historic Yemeni town, from the List of World Heritage finally, if the Yemeni Government does not take practical and urgent action to lift the city from catastrophic conditions threaten the heritage and historical landmarks.
The Secretary-General of UNESCO in Yemen, Dr. Ahmed Ma'amari, said that the Office of Sana'a received a call from t....More
