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on Sana’a and destruction
The world is a place of euphoric beauty coexisting with concentrated powers of destruction. The story of the war on Yemen should be taught in classes so that future generations start questioning and scrutinising the existing concept of Democracy and freedom. The sooner children start seeing through this flawful system, the better they could establish…
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Return of the river Al-Kharid
Water scarcity is a predicament widely shared among the Arab countries in the Middle East. With many Monarchies and few republics, several counties in the Middle East have no rivers gushing through their territory, except for Lebanon. Lacking deserts Lebanon benefits from its geologically ideal ‘goldilocks zone‘ position, giving rise to countless rivers, lakes, and…
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Drought or no drought
Today, France24 published the results of a comprehensive research work on drought in the area known as Horn of Africa, which has been persistent since the year 2020. Remains to question as to why it has taken them so long to convey the study and the reasons behind the sudden release of the results. To…
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Emergency intervention: The link between Socotra and US forces in Sudan
The conflict in Sudan is taking shape and claiming presence in the media with each passing day. Reading the news, reminiscent of Libya’s destiny – Sudan’s neighbour to the north-west, one wonders which foreign countries have been involved in the conflict so far and who is going to enter yet. Sudan is no stranger to…
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The Tale of a Puppet Government and the plight of Yemeni
Another pressing and recently developing issue with significant impact on Yemen is the unfolding conflict between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Response Forces. This has unleashed an influx of migration from Africa to Yemen, which is unprecedented, to say the least. In that, the statistics are showing an increase by 90 per cent in…
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Yemen: Heavy downpour forecast
The National Centre of Meteorology released renewed warnings on heavy seasonal rainfalls and made predictions on severe floodings in Yemen. The latest meteorologic forecast follows devastation inflicted by downpour since mid-march, causing loss of lives, demage to infrastructure, and livelihood. For more information and statistics on aftermaths of floods so far, follow the link by…
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Saudi Arabia-led coalition attacks on Yemeni fishing boats with the support and assistance of the UK, US, France, etc.
Quite often, have I come across reports on the struggle of fishermen in the Redsea area off Yemen’s coast. As always, the corporate media does not report on such pressing issues, which might reveal complicity and incriminate western governments’ role by uncovering their crimes against humanity at every imaginable level. I doubt the British public’s…
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Sa’ada under Saudi Arabia-led coalition attacks, aiming at native civilians and border-crossing migrant workers from Africa
According to the UN/USAID, last month, over 20.000 migrants entered Yemen from Africa, of which the majority intend to reach Saudi Arabia for employment. This is a 90 per cent increase in migrant numbers compared to previous months. [I deliberately chose this UN and USAID statistic to show how close-connected the US and UN are.…
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22 April 2018 – American-Made Bomb Used in Airstrike on Yemen Wedding
When a wedding in Hajjah Governorate turned into a graveyard … at least 33 dead, including the bride. The majority of casualties were women and children. The Saudi Arabia-led coalition backed by their western allies have turned countless blissful and happy events into hellfire, leaving insurmountable deep trauma. “Survivors of the attack described how the…
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20 April 2015, Air strike on army base in Yemen capital kills 25, wounds hundreds
Eight years ago today a Saudi Arabia-led coalition in Anglo-American make warplanes armed to the teeth with western-made missiles and bombs attacked an army base in the mountainous outskirts of Sana’a in Faj Attan killing at the time of the reporting at least 25 people and injuring over 400 civilians.The explosion occurred in the Faj…
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