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Good News for the World but Bad News for Yemen

The world witnessed a 40 percent decrease in the price of wheat, as poor people around the globe got some breathing room, and a chance to improve their living standard.

 
· Waiting 17 Hours to Fill up your Car
· Don't make Yemen a Regional Hub for Drug

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President Saleh Gives Sheikh Hussein Al-Ahmar 60 days to Solve Sa'ada Crisis

President Saleh has handed the responsibility of solving the Saa'da crisis to Sheikh Hussein Al-Ahmar, Head of the National Solidarity Council. Saleh has asked Ahmar to finalize the differences between both sides and ensure that peace fills the region of Sa'ada.

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 Reports

Yemeni Illegal Immigration to Saudi Arabia on the Increase : Illegal Immigrant Tells his Story

Thousands of Yemenis infiltrate into Saudi Arabia and the Emirates monthly to secure livelihood for themselves and their families behind them, mainly due to the hard economic situation they live

· Interview with Sheikh Abdul Majeed Al-Zindani, President of Al-Eman University

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· Yemen in Need for Economic Reforms
· Siyage Organization Vows to End Early Marriage

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 International News
Zimbabwe results anger opposition

Zimbabwe's opposition has disputed the official results of the presidential election after they declared its candidate the leader, but said he faced a second round run-off.

 
· Provincial vote polarises Bolivia
· Labour suffers local poll defeats

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 Opinions
The war on media front

WHEN the Israeli army killed James Miller, the British producer who was making a film about the Palestinian children under Israeli occupation, the Israelis, at the time, claimed that the Palestinians killed him.

 
· Why they spy
· Testing time for the Mideast

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 Middle East News
 Quartet seeks halt to settlements

Members of the Middle East Quartet have called on Israel to freeze the construction of further settlements in the West Bank.

· New nuclear incentives for Iran
· Israeli Gaza deaths report disputed

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  Business & Economy
Yemen has More Challenges Ahead; Tougher Road in Years to Come

Agriculture and Irrigation Minister Mansour Ahmed Al-Hushabi said that Yemen is the most vulnerable country to dryness over the next 20 years, and  

 

· Economic Causes Youth Get Married in their 30’s
· Yemen Spends YR 231 Billion Yearly on Wheat

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  Interviews

ِInterview with Commander of Yemeni Coast Guard Forces Ali Ahmed Ras’ee

 

Health

Helping Sick in a Different Way: Students Donate Blood to the Poor

Fourth year students from the Faculty of Arts at Sana’a University donated dozens of liters of blood to the poor at Al-Jimhori Hospital of the capital Sana’a.
 
· Al-Jawf: Critical Shortage of Medical Services
· 21 Percent of Cancer Patients are From Sana’a

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LOCAL NEWS
Sa'ada War Renews; 50 People Killed and Over 120 Injured

Escalation from all angles took place in Saa'da as fifty people were killed and nearly one hundred and twenty injured as locals in Sa'ada witnessed the start of a sixth war in the war torn governorate.

Court Fines Ministry YR 50,000; Considers Cancellation of Al-Wasat Newspaper Invalid

The West Capital Court presided by Judge Mohammed Al-Qadhi considered the canceling of Al-Wasat weekly newspaper illegal and invalid.

107 Applications for Governor Posts Nationwide; Door Still Open for More
The number of candidates for governor posts has reached 107 in all Yemeni provinces, according to official sources.
President Saleh Orders Reducing Wheat Flour Prices

There has been no decrease in wheat prices despite President Saleh directives demanding the Commerce Chamber to work for reducing wheat prices after its world prices drop with 40 percent.

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