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YemenExtra SH.A. By Abdel Bari Atwan Many questions were raised about the  prolonged stay in London of Prince Ahmad Bin-Abdelaziz, youngest of the seven Sudairi sons of Saudi Arabia’s founding monarch – especially after he told a group…

YemenExtra M.A. The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that 10,000 cancer patients from the country’s 30,000 cancer-stricken population will have their suffering increase if the war of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates…

YemenExtra SH.A. By: Zahid Hussain When Imran Khan returned home last week with a handout of $6 billion from Saudi Arabia, he boasted that he would mediate (between the latter country and Iran) to end the war in Yemen. A tall claim…

YemenExtra SH.A. A backlash prompted Facebook to stop removing posts featuring a photo of an emaciated seven-year-old Yemeni girl, which accompanied a harrowing New York Times report from the war-torn country. The atrocities in…

YemenExtra SH.A. By: Dr. Alon Ben-Meir  The cold-blooded killing of Jamal Khashoggi, however gruesome, pales in comparison to the brutality and gross human rights violations that Saudi Arabia is committing in Yemen. The Saudis are…

YemenExtra SH.A. Official Yemen's Saba News Agency published a report on the situation in Yemen, the report explained how  Yemen is now the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with more than 22 million people -- three-quarters of the…

YemenExtra SH.A. While Saudi Arabia is struggling to salvage its image in the aftermath of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi inside its consulate in Istanbul, another human rights crisis triggered by its actions confronts the…

YemenExtra SH.A. President of the Supreme Political Council Mahdi al-Mashat met on Friday with the Supreme Economic Committee to discuss activating and carrying out an electronic riyal project to preserve the stability of Yemen’s riyal…

YemenExtra SH.A. In its latest report on Friday on the humanitarian situation in Yemen, Oxfam International called on the West, especially the United States and Britain, to stop selling arms to Saudi Arabia. A civilian is killed…

YemenExtra SH.A. Nearly half the Yemeni population relies entirely on humanitarian aid for survival and the country is on the verge of a widespread famine, a United Nations leader said Wednesday. The situation in the war-torn country…