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Suakin Port on Sudan’s Red Sea coast was closed for several hours on Tuesday, for the second time in a week, after angry soldiers barricaded the gates of the port, demanding their goods and luggage being held there. The port reopened after the intervention of senior army leaders.

There is a need for some changes in the structure and work mechanism of the UNSC, say experts - Anadolu Agency

The Houthis – also known as Ansar Allah, who now control most of Yemen’s north, have launched repeated missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia and the UAE over the course of Yemen’s civil war.

A Kuwaiti pilot who criticised the Saudi-led intervention in the Yemen conflict on Twitter was released from prison

The Houthis are making gains in Yemen's war as the Saudi-led forces face Iranian intervention and discord within the coalition. Will the Biden presidency change the West's support for Saudi Arabia?

The Other Regional Counter-Revolution: Iran’s Role in the Shifting Political Landscape of the Middle East Iraqi security forces firing tear gas and live rounds into a crowd of demonstrators during the 2019 Tishreen (October) uprising The last decade has seen historic political upheavals across the Middle East and North Africa: a tsunami of popular uprisings that have brought down several dictators and led to momentous transformations in political consciousness, if not always to democratic out...

URL copied to clipboard Two months ago, with the war in Yemen entering its seventh year, the UN secretary general, in his appeal to funders at the annual pledging conference, reminded everyone that “More than 16 million people [in the country] are expected to go hungry this year. Nearly 50,000 Yemenis are already starving to death in famine-like conditions. The worst hunger is in areas affected by the conflict.” Yemen today has a population of 30 million people, with three million curre...

Futile: Saudi’s Decade-Long Attempt to Bottle Up Yemeni Youth Revolution Is Failing “Saudi Arabia has crushed our revolution, turned our lives into hell because our uprising was interpreted by the ruling family as a threat to [their] influence and because of their fear of the revolution spreading to the Saudi interior.” — Yemeni artist Aisha Ali Saeed By Ahmed ABDULKAREEM SANA’A, YEMEN — A decade has passed since a massive popular uprising was sparked in Yemen by the wa...

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The number shot up from 21,000 in 2010 to 484,000 in 2019