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International warnings about the detrimental impact of extreme climate events on humanitarian conditions in Yemen persist as the population copes with extensive flood damages and the spread of diseases. Recently, the UN issued a renewed warning about the imminent return of floods, which are expected to hit several Yemeni provinces this month. These floods are anticipated due to the onset of the rainy season, which typically lasts until late August.

A series of sectarian events the terrorist militia continue to organize since their overthrow of Yemen s government in late 2014, accompanied by looting and wasting huge amounts of public funds in front of the Yemeni people s eyes. These Houthi activities come at a time when millions of Yemenis a

Prominent figure the Yemeni Reform Party (Islah), Sheikh Ali Muhammad Ali Al-Haisi, was assassinated in the Al-Mokha district, and he is one of the most prominent social

UN agricultural agency warns of flooding in Yemen-

The Iran-backed Houthis arrested a number of citizens opposed to them in Dhamar Governorate, and placed them in the governorate's prisons, as a result of their refusal to enroll their children in summer centers.   Private

The Iran-backed terrorist Houthis pushed hundreds of fighters to Yemen's third-largest city of Taiz (southwest), under the protection of a helicopter.   Local sources said that hundreds of Houthi fighters arrived in the city of Ibb,

The Iran-backed Houthis arrested a number of citizens opposed to them in Dhamar Governorate, and placed them in the governorate's prisons, as a result of their refusal to enroll their children in summer centers.   Private

From its cinnamon dunes and lush shores to its prismatic culture, the intoxicating country is a study in dazzling contrasts.

The Iran-backed Houthis organized on Monday a military parade for student children of summer centers in Dhamar Governorate, south of the Yemeni capital Sanaa, in the presence of prominent Houthi military leaders.   The Houthi media

The Iran-backed Houthis organized on Monday a military parade for student children of summer centers in Dhamar Governorate, south of the Yemeni capital Sanaa, in the presence of prominent Houthi military leaders.   The Houthi media