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Yemen is known around the world for its rich history of coffee cultivation. Amid continued political turmoil, the drink has become an increasingly important symbol for the nation, with brewers leading the way to export the country's finest product.

Sommelier and other bands come together to raise funds for SisTers PGH at Sounds for SisTers event.

The sole licensed provider of the international telecommunication services in Yemen, Sana a-based Teleyemen, says Houthi militants controlling Sana a are smuggling international calls and exploiting that to gain millions of dollars in enrichment of the militia s elite/Multiple websitesA journalist u

Houthi officials, both hardliners within the Houthi movement, said they see nothing wrong with the practice, arguing that boys from 10 or 12 are considered men. 

CAIRO (AP) — Yemen's Houthi rebels are still recruiting children into their military ranks to fight in the country’s grinding civil war, despite an agreement with the United Nations in April to halt the practice, Houthi officials, aid workers and residents told The Associated Press.

Two officials said the Iranian-backed rebels, known as Houthis, recruited several hundred children including as young as 10 over the past two months

The Iran-backed Houthi rebels had promised to stop the practice, but their own officials say otherwise.

In the video, a man stands in front of a blackboard in a full classroom, teaching the parts of an AK-47 rifle. He then hands it over to a boy, showing him how to cock it. Other children crowd around, many who appear to be no older than 10, asking for their turn. The video,…

Yemens Houthi rebels are still recruiting children into their military ranks to fight in the countrys grinding civil war, despite an agreement with the United Nations in April to halt the practice, Houthi officials, aid workers and residents told The Associated Press.

JEDDAH: Fighters from the Iran-backed Houthi militia have openly boasted of recruiting child soldiers as young as 10 to fight in the Yemen war. New video footage on social media shows dozens of children in uniforms standing in military formation in a camp in Dhamar province, declaring allegiance to Abdul-Malek Al-Houthi. “Soldiers of God,” they shout. “We are coming.” An aid