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When Mahmoud was brought to the Safe Childhood Center the first time, he hated it, he says with a hint of independence...So he ran away the same day. Having escaped from an abusive foster family, he had been homeless for a...

The world has never been more connected then the interconnection we are currently witnessing, thanks to recent developments in technology. An observation of how people are literally communicating reveals a growing disconnect within our society. During the development of the...

It is the poorest state in the Arab world and is rapidly running out of oil and water. There are now growing fears that the impoverished nation could become an increasingly attractive Al Qaeda base. During his speech, Mr Obama...

The NewsYemen website was attacked on the day of Eid, November 28th, and as a result, all of the data on the website was lost. According to NewsYemen's publisher, Nabil al-Sofi, the attack came from a virus that was sent...

More than 300,000 voters cast their votes Thursday morning, in order to fill the vacant seats for eleven constituencies in Yemen. Over 47 candidates—25 of whom are independent, 11 are from the General People's Congress, 3 are from the Democratic...

The citizens of the areas of al-Khaneg and Bab al-Amri, as well as the neighboring areas east of Dhula'a, Hamdan, face a multitude of health concerns related to the pollution produced by the Shamlan factories located outside of Dhula’a. During...

Abdul Salam drew a comparison between the Saudi attacks and the Israeli military offensive against the Gaza Strip earlier this year, which sparked pervasive condemnations for killing more than 1,400 Palestinians, mostly civilians. He further deplored the international community's inaction...

This will not end well Obama's middling surge in Afghanistan is both too large and too small Thursday, December 03, 2009 A traveler asks a farmer how to get to a particular village. The farmer replies, "If I were you,...

In an article published on Wednesday, Kuwait's al-Seyassah newspaper claimed that after "the depth of Iran's involvement" in the conflict in Yemen was revealed, Iran called on the Damascus-based Hamas leader, Khaled Mashaal, to take responsibility for Iran's alleged actions...