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Yemen International Inquiry Offers Glimmer of Hope…
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By:Kristine Beckerle
Bombing and shelling of civilians. Denial of access to food and medicine. Landmines and cluster bombs. Torture and abduction. Child soldiers.
For more than two years, international,…
Is it time to rock the end of the war in Yemen and what are the dimensions?
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Zine El Abidine Osman
A broad national and international movements coupled with a reciprocal movement from Russia to revive the peace negotiations in Yemen, as the latest geopolitical events in the Yemeni scene…
2 Paths for Yemen’s War-Scarred Children: Combat, or Marriage
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The girl did not know whether it was night or day when she plotted her escape from a house in Yemen. Her husband had locked the girl in a windowless room.
“He was mean to me because I didn’t want to touch him,” she said.…
Guantánamo Defendant Is Sentenced, in Rare Success for Military Commission
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By CHARLIE SAVAGE
— A panel of American military officers at the Guantánamo Bay wartime prison sentenced on Friday a Saudi detainee, Ahmed Muhammed Ahmed Haza al-Darbi, to 13 years in prison for his admitted role in a…
Saudi Arabia Resists Independent Inquiry on Yemen Atrocities
By SOMINI SENGUPTA
Saudi Arabia and its allies are pushing back on a renewed effort to establish a United Nations-backed independent international panel to investigate human rights abuses in Yemen.
A draft resolution, proposed by a…
Intesar whith an Ivoy Eye
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by:
Rand_Aladimi
Look carefully at this picture of this young girl ,her right hand and what is between her fingers
Have you seen well?
Yes, an artificial eye, putting it to see well…
Yemeni revolution is beyond the circle of regional and international calculations
By Daleb Al Hasani
A clear picture of the Medan Al-Sabeen in the capital Sana’a revealed many issues in Yemen, and hit the international community and regional, led by the countries participating in the coalition and who bet on breaking…
Gas and the Gulf crisis: How Qatar could gain the upper hand
By Paul Cochrane
Asian markets, military allies and a crucial pipeline all offer Doha leverage against its adversaries amid the current crisis
The blockade of Qatar, led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab…
Arab monarchies and the illusion of stability
The Arab Spring barely touched the region's monarchies. But as the Qatari crisis shows, for the region's kings, the era of stability and exceptionalism is coming to an end
The Arab Spring was an event that affected Arab…
Five ways science can help you to improve your focus
YemenExtra
Anyone who has tried to concentrate on a difficult or boring piece of work will know how tough it can be, but science has some counter-intuitive findings that could help.
By Caroline Williams
The internet is bursting with…