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No doubt that the year 2009 was the worst in Yemen’s recent history at all levels and in all domains....
Yemen against dark forces
Join forces to fight corruption
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Yemen’s unity, stability above all interests
No doubt that the year 2009 was the worst in Yemen’s recent history at all levels and in all domains....
Yemen against dark forces
Join forces to fight corruption
It's hard to hide news from the public
Yemen’s unity, stability above all interests
About Yemeni Diplomacy in Washington!
Almost no one outside the Beltway has ever heard of Yemeni Ambassador Abdulwahab Abdulla Al-Hajjri, since the 12-year veteran of the diplomatic corps has always been more inclined to work...
What do Yemenis need from the London Conference?
The expected conference on Yemen which is scheduled to be held on January 28th on London should convince Yemenis that they can live as peaceful and civilized nation in the...
High level meeting in London a real opportunity for Yemen
On 30 November 1967, British forces left Aden after 130 years for the last time. That date marked the end of Britain’s colonial relationship with Yemen, and we have no...
Ukraine: two cheers for democracy
Tymoshenko, Yushchenko, and Yanukovych were once called the “eternal triangle”of Ukrainian politics, but eternity is not what it used to be. One side of the triangle has disappeared....
Yemeni Voice : Local Opinion
Recently, International Volunteer Day was celebrated world-wide. Many young Yemenis volunteered in different parts of the country....
Nuclear poker with Iran
On New Year's Day, Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki issued an ultimatum to the West: Accept a swap of part of our 2 ton stockpile of low-enriched uranium for your...
Not enough latex gloves?
It is the duty of all public officials to “do something” whenever a new threat appears, even if there is nothing sensible to be done. If they don’t make a...
Panorama 2009 Part II
This second part of the 2009 recap shows the considerable number of drastic events that took place along the year. However, the most important events included the break out of...
2009 Year-ender
The year 2009 was most notable for the three bad things that didn’t happen. Firstly, the financial melt-down of late 2008 did not plunge us all into a 1930s-style depression,...
Yemen In 2010
Throughout the year, many events captured the attention of the world’s media, making headlines periodically during 2009....
Almost no one outside the Beltway has ever heard of Yemeni Ambassador Abdulwahab Abdulla Al-Hajjri, since the 12-year veteran of the diplomatic corps has always been more inclined to work...
What do Yemenis need from the London Conference?
The expected conference on Yemen which is scheduled to be held on January 28th on London should convince Yemenis that they can live as peaceful and civilized nation in the...
High level meeting in London a real opportunity for Yemen
On 30 November 1967, British forces left Aden after 130 years for the last time. That date marked the end of Britain’s colonial relationship with Yemen, and we have no...
Ukraine: two cheers for democracy
Tymoshenko, Yushchenko, and Yanukovych were once called the “eternal triangle”of Ukrainian politics, but eternity is not what it used to be. One side of the triangle has disappeared....
Yemeni Voice : Local Opinion
Recently, International Volunteer Day was celebrated world-wide. Many young Yemenis volunteered in different parts of the country....
Nuclear poker with Iran
On New Year's Day, Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki issued an ultimatum to the West: Accept a swap of part of our 2 ton stockpile of low-enriched uranium for your...
Not enough latex gloves?
It is the duty of all public officials to “do something” whenever a new threat appears, even if there is nothing sensible to be done. If they don’t make a...
Panorama 2009 Part II
This second part of the 2009 recap shows the considerable number of drastic events that took place along the year. However, the most important events included the break out of...
2009 Year-ender
The year 2009 was most notable for the three bad things that didn’t happen. Firstly, the financial melt-down of late 2008 did not plunge us all into a 1930s-style depression,...
Yemen In 2010
Throughout the year, many events captured the attention of the world’s media, making headlines periodically during 2009....
Doctors tighten pharmaceutical control
The search for fast profit techniques is varied within communities.But when this pursuit becomes a mere frightening race for gaining illegal profit on the expense of human life,......
International Day fights against female genital mutilation
Foreign investment skyrockets
UNHCR discuss refugees’ challenges
Marib confrontation over
The search for fast profit techniques is varied within communities.But when this pursuit becomes a mere frightening race for gaining illegal profit on the expense of human life,......
International Day fights against female genital mutilation
Foreign investment skyrockets
UNHCR discuss refugees’ challenges
Marib confrontation over
Martin Luther King Jr. Day ‘‘Honoring a Man and a Dream’’
Thirty Department of State Access Microscholarship students - five alumni of the Youth and Exchange Study Program celebrated on January 18th, 2010, the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday in the U.S......
Yemeni expatriates invest abroad more than at home
Gum disease: an unexpected killer
Gas shortage turns into crisis
The Yemeni Akhdam: Living in the margins of society
Thirty Department of State Access Microscholarship students - five alumni of the Youth and Exchange Study Program celebrated on January 18th, 2010, the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday in the U.S......
Yemeni expatriates invest abroad more than at home
Gum disease: an unexpected killer
Gas shortage turns into crisis
The Yemeni Akhdam: Living in the margins of society
Japan alleviates congested classrooms
The Minister of Education Abdul Salam al-Jawfi, along with the outgoing Japanese Ambassador to Sana’a Masakazu Toshikage, ......
Special Olympics Yemen bigger, better and more active
A new forum for Yemeni voices
Helping pull Yemen back from the brink
Al-Qaeda’s Shadowland
The Minister of Education Abdul Salam al-Jawfi, along with the outgoing Japanese Ambassador to Sana’a Masakazu Toshikage, ......
Special Olympics Yemen bigger, better and more active
A new forum for Yemeni voices
Helping pull Yemen back from the brink
Al-Qaeda’s Shadowland
Yemen’s production of food grains decrease
The government must work to revive the role of the Cooperative and Agricultural Credit Bank (CAC Bank) as an institution that lends to farmers, to ensure the required balance between the bank’s rights and the...
Cabinet urges development projects
CAC Bank raises banking awareness
Tourism revenues up in 2009
Yemen pays $45 million for its students abroad annually
The government must work to revive the role of the Cooperative and Agricultural Credit Bank (CAC Bank) as an institution that lends to farmers, to ensure the required balance between the bank’s rights and the...
Cabinet urges development projects
CAC Bank raises banking awareness
Tourism revenues up in 2009
Yemen pays $45 million for its students abroad annually
Faisel Alwi passes away, leaving a rich musical library
He is regarded as one of the founders of Yemen’s musical movements in Lahj. His significance lies in his enrichment to the overall Yemeni musical library....
Imprisoned journalist faces dangerous health risks
Close to her
Afif leaves a vast void in Yemen’s cultural sphere
Funding crisis shakes UN aid efforts in Yemen
He is regarded as one of the founders of Yemen’s musical movements in Lahj. His significance lies in his enrichment to the overall Yemeni musical library....
Imprisoned journalist faces dangerous health risks
Close to her
Afif leaves a vast void in Yemen’s cultural sphere
Funding crisis shakes UN aid efforts in Yemen
Unhealthy environment threatens Shamlan's citizens
YEMEN - The citizens of the areas of al-Khaneg and Bab al-Amri, as well as the neighboring areas east of Dhula'a, Hamdan, face a multitude of health concerns related to the pollution produced by the...
Water Expert: Sana’a basin to drain away by 2025
Large amount of agricultural products detained in Haradh
Yemen accused of responsibility for rhinoceros’s endangered status
Yemen celebrates International Ozone Day with new stage of Methyl Bromide soil fumigation alternatives
YEMEN - The citizens of the areas of al-Khaneg and Bab al-Amri, as well as the neighboring areas east of Dhula'a, Hamdan, face a multitude of health concerns related to the pollution produced by the...
Water Expert: Sana’a basin to drain away by 2025
Large amount of agricultural products detained in Haradh
Yemen accused of responsibility for rhinoceros’s endangered status
Yemen celebrates International Ozone Day with new stage of Methyl Bromide soil fumigation alternatives
Drug use in East and South-East Asia a growing problem
A recent report from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has presented their findings of the current patterns and trends of amphetamine-type stimulants (ATS) and other recreational drugs in East and South-East...
Recap of Yemen's environmental issues in 2008
World Aids Day celebrations call for urgent steps to deal with disease
Screw Worm Fly: new threat to livestock in Yemen
Yemen: Gateway for early humans in their journey out of Africa
A recent report from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has presented their findings of the current patterns and trends of amphetamine-type stimulants (ATS) and other recreational drugs in East and South-East...
Recap of Yemen's environmental issues in 2008
World Aids Day celebrations call for urgent steps to deal with disease
Screw Worm Fly: new threat to livestock in Yemen
Yemen: Gateway for early humans in their journey out of Africa
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