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Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman issued an order to host 2,000 pilgrims from families of those martyred in the Decisive Storm military operation in Yemen

King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud on Sunday issued a directive to host 2,000 pilgrims from families of those martyred in Yemen operation.

Egypt's participation in the military operation "Decisive Storm" against the Houthis in Yemen is a question of interests, alliances and cold, hard cash.

In a new video released by the Yemeni-based Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) on Saturday, the groups leader Khalid Batarfi condemned the restoration of diplomatic relations between Iran and...

On September 10, 2022, the YouTube channel of Podcast Insan published an interview[1] featuring Kuwaiti radical Salafi cleric Othman Al-Khamis in which he reiterated his position objecting to the operations that Palestinian factions carry out against Israel. In the interview, Al-Khamis described these attacks as "wrong" and recommended that the Palestinians focus on preparing

Hopes to end nine devastating years of conflict are at an all-time high in Yemen since Sundays talks between Iran-aligned Houthi rebels and Saudi Arabia, the main backer of the war-torn countrys gov...

AL-MUKALLA, Yemen: Yemen’s presidential council has promised to confront the “terrorist” Houthis and called for resistance as international envoys criticized the militia’s renewed assault. The council, chaired by Rashad Al-Alimi, said the latest Houthi attacks, primarily in Marib and Shabwa, demonstrated that the militia had no wish to end the war. It promised to thwart their

The kingdom now sees the Arab world as a nuisance | Middle East & Africa

INVESTIGATORS SAY ALPS CRASH WAS DELIBERATEThe co-pilot of the Germanwings flight that crashed into the French Alps Monday, killing all 150 people on board, took sole control of plane and intentionally started the descent, officials say. He has been identified as 28-year-old German national Andreas ...

Nearby Yemen and Saudi Arabia dominate the Arabian Peninsula demographically, with similar populations of around 30 million, and their respective policies have implications for the entire region. Historical legacy, economic situation and political developments explain the fundamental tensions between the two countries. Neither Yemen nor Saudi Arabia really considers their mutual relationship as part of its foreign relations. Neighbours, with similar populations of about 30 million people, (...)