Half a million deaths in Syria, the world's largest humanitarian crisis in Yemen, total anarchy in Libya and a more repressive regime than ever in Egypt. The revolts in the Arab world have...
Pope Francis arrived Sunday night in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The leader of the Roman Catholic Church was welcomed by Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan, the crown prince of...
Jamal al-Badawi, a supporter of al-Qaeda who was involved in the bombing of the American warship USS Cole in 2000, was killed by an air raid by the American...
Pope Francis called for peace in Syria and Yemen in his Christmas speech prior to the 'Urbi et orbi'. He also hopes that the peace talks between the Palestinians and...
The French police have received the long-sought terrorist Peter Chérif. That is what the Marianne magazine learned from government sources.
A woman from Yemen can once again embrace her dying son Abdullah (2) in the United States once she has received a visa for the country after a lot of tugging. Mother Swileh...
A petition from the Dutch Red Cross to help the people of Yemen has been signed by almost 48,000 people. The situation in the country in the Middle East is becoming increasingly acute and...
The warring parties in Yemen have agreed a cease-fire agreement in the strategic port city of Hodeida on the Red Sea. That said Secretary-General António Guterres of the United...
For the first time since the beginning of the peace talks in Sweden there is direct contact between the warring factions in Yemen. Under pressure from Western mediators, a delegation of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi sat around the table with a delegation of the rebellious Houthis.
Human Rights Watch has asked Argentina to prosecute the Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman for violating human rights.
Many tens of thousands of young children have died in recent years in Yemen from the effects of severe malnutrition. This is the conclusion of the children's rights organization Save the Children, who has to make great efforts to get aid goods in the right place in the conflict-torn country.
The coalition led by Saudi Arabia has carried out a bombing of air force targets at the international airport of the Yemeni capital, Sanaa. The rocket attack was mainly focused on a launch site of drones and ballistic missiles, said a coalition spokesperson on al-Ekhbaria TV.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has told Saudi King Salman by telephone to condemn the murder of critical journalist Jamal Khashoggi 'sharply.' According to a spokesperson, she demanded 'fast, clear and credible explanation' on Thursday evening. Riyadh must hold the perpetrators to account.
Half of the population of Yemen, some fourteen million people, is on the brink of a famine and is in danger of becoming fully dependent on food aid for survival. Mark Lowcock gave that warning to the Security Council of the United Nations on Tuesday. Lowcock is responsible for humanitarian aid within the UN.
The South Korean authorities have rejected the asylum application from hundreds of Yemeni asylum seekers. They had traveled to the popular Jeju island because they could go there without a visa. That measure was actually intended to attract more vacationers.
The American minister of Foreign Affairs, Mike Pompeo, also had a conversation with his son, crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, after a meeting with Saudi king in Riyadh. Pompeo traveled to the region because of the disappearance of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. He lived in the US and disappeared at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul at the beginning of this month.
In the case of air strikes in the Yemenite region of Hodeidah, according to Houthi rebels, at least nineteen civilians were killed on Saturday. Jet fighters from the coalition fighting against the rebels under the leadership of Saudi Arabia attacked a checkpoint in Jabal Rass when two buses passed by.
'Do not worry about international criticism', Mohammed bin Salman told his military commanders this summer, referring to the fuss about the massacres that Saudi Arabia is provoking in Yemen. 'We want to leave an indelible impression on generations of Yemenis. We want their children, women and even the men to tremble with fear when the name Saudi Arabia falls. '
The Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered at the consulate of Saudi Arabia. That is what Yasin Aktay, adviser to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of the Turkish ruling party AK, told TV channel CNN Turk. He said earlier that Khashoggi did not leave the consulate in a 'normal way'.
The Netherlands is in danger of losing out in the battle for the extension of a war crimes investigation in Yemen. The government of that country refuses, despite heavy pressure, to extend the mandate of UN experts.
Hundreds of thousands of children in Yemen are on the verge of starvation. Their situation is deteriorating by the day. The country still has food supplies for two to three months, while fighting for Hodeida, the most important port city in the country, threatens to put food imports to a standstill.
The peace negotiations on the bloody civil war in Yemen have been delayed on Saturday. UN mediator Martin Griffith said that it had not been possible to get Houthi insurgents at the table in Swiss Geneva.
The Muslim terrorist who single-handedly ensured stricter security checks at airports is dead. Nevertheless, the laptops will still have to be removed from the bag in the future and the bottles of water thrown away: Ibrahim al-Asiri has trained a large group of jihadists in the production of ingenious bombs.
Saudi researchers who are formally responsible for investigating allegations of war crimes in Yemen are doing exactly the opposite, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW). 'The researchers do little more than hide war crimes,' says a spokeswoman for the human rights organization against the BBC.
The coalition fighting the Houthi rebels in Yemen under the leadership of Saudi Arabia has killed one of the leaders of the movement. According to the Al Arabiya news channel, it is Ali Hussein Sheiba Bazli, one of the co-founders. He was killed on the Friday south of the city of Saada.
The United Nations Security Council calls for a credible investigation into the bloody air raid that has killed dozens of children in Yemen. That's what Karen Pierce, the British ambassador at the UN, said on Friday.
There is an investigation into the bloody air raid that has cost the lives of dozens of children in Yemen. The international coalition that carried out the bombardment says, according to Saudi state media, to review the incident.
An air attack on a school bus has killed at least 39 people in Yemen. Dozens of people were also injured, reports the rebel-controlled Ministry of Health. Many of the victims would be children.
The lives of more than half a million inhabitants of Yemen are in danger due to the army offensive at the port city of Hodeidah. The living conditions in the besieged city on the Red Sea are deteriorating rapidly, says aid organization Oxfam. More than 80,000 people have already fled their homes
Soldiers supported by a coalition of Arab countries have acquired the airport of Hodeidah, the most important port city of Yemen. That reports the media agency of the Jeminite forces.
