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Washington announces the killing of ISIS's global operations leader in Iraq.

A citizen was killed and his two daughters were injured in an armed attack targeting their home in Al-Sahoul, north of Ibb.

Tihama Movement: The day of liberation from the Houthi militia is "soon," and we will not give up our right to an independent region with full powers.

Taiz: Nearly 400 measles cases since the beginning of this year

194 illegal African immigrants arrested off the coast of Shabwa

Two people were injured by bullets fired by Houthi leaders in Ibb Governorate.

Hadhramaut: Army forces thwart drug smuggling attempt to Saudi Arabia via Al-Wadiah border crossing

Washington announces the killing of ISIS's global operations leader in Iraq.
A citizen was killed and his two daughters were injured in an armed attack targeting their home in Al-Sahoul, north of Ibb.
Tihama Movement: The day of liberation from the Houthi militia is "soon," and we will not give up our right to an independent region with full powers.
Taiz: Nearly 400 measles cases since the beginning of this year
194 illegal African immigrants arrested off the coast of Shabwa
Two people were injured by bullets fired by Houthi leaders in Ibb Governorate.
Hadhramaut: Army forces thwart drug smuggling attempt to Saudi Arabia via Al-Wadiah border crossing

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Opinions | 5 Mar, 2025

A devastating war on the doorstep of Europe

Let us step back from the noise of what happened to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office of the White House, and recall and analyze an incident that occurred a few days earlier, the hero of which was also J.D. Vance, the US Vice President.

Opinions | 8 Feb, 2025

Trump's America

The world will manage its affairs away from Trump's America. The man has practically opened a new era in international relations that is "not based on rules" and in which there is no reference to higher authorities.

Opinions | 1 Feb, 2025

The West and the Holy Grail of the Middle East

The Americans want a stable Middle East, and for that purpose they adopt the best policies capable of destabilizing it. For a long time they have dreamed of reaching the "Holy Grail", the one that will bring eternal peace and stability.

Opinions | 28 Dec, 2024

This is how the Middle East will always surprise them.

In the ambiguous and complex Middle East, nothing is stable, neither peace, nor politics, nor prophecies. It is as if the dynamics of society and politics there push things to move in a circle rather than a waterfall.

Opinions | 11 Nov, 2024

Beijing-led revolutionary declaration: open war with the US-led world

The recent Kazan Summit, the 16th BRICS summit since its founding, may have put us on the cusp of a new world order. Not only by emphasizing in the Kazan Declaration the need to recast the US-dominated world order as unipolar, unfair, and ignoring new global realities.

Opinions | 9 Aug, 2024

The killer of the three girls sparked a wave of violence against Muslims.

The killer of the three little girls in the northwestern English city of Southport, a Muslim immigrant named Ali, is neither Muslim nor immigrant, nor is he named Ali. The killer was born in England, his name is Axel, and his parents attend church regularly. The final image of the killer, as presented by the authorities, has failed to curb populist violence against Muslims as individuals and institutions. It is as if Muslims are getting what they deserve because of moral flaws in their DNA, even if this time they were not the perpetrators.

Opinions | 13 Jul, 2024

The disintegration of Yemen into three colonies

There is a careful balance between the gains of the three countries: Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. It is not expected that there will be an urgent, significant change in the tripartite map

Opinions | 9 Jul, 2024

Where is Western democracy going?

Six European countries are under the rule of the extreme right: Italy, Slovakia, Finland, Hungary, Croatia, and the Czech Republic. Other countries where the right stands at the doorstep: Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden. Under the roof of the European Parliament, right-wing parties were divided into two groups: Identity and Democracy, and conservative reformists.