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Investigations

Pegasus leaks: UAE Spies on Yemen’s Ministers!

Hala Nasreddine
The UAE is imposing itself as a strong competitor to the Kingdom, and if the UAE has indeed taken the decision to eavesdrop on the Hadi government’s ministers by itself and without the knowledge of the Kingdom, this indicates a great division between the two countries…
Investigations

Yemen: Who Killed Photographer Mohamed al-Taheri?

Daraj
He was not political. He mainly worked for charitable organizations. And yet on September 2, 2018, he was assassinated in the Old City of Taiz. The bullet came from the Cairo Citadel …
Investigations

Lebanon: Hezbollah Represents an very Advanced Model of Internationalization

Rabih Fakhry – Thaer Gandour – Bashar Al Halabi
With its call for “internationalization,” the Maronite patriarchate has played a card as old as Lebanon itself, to save both itself and the country, while placing Hezbollah in a position of direct rivalry with the largest Christian sect in the region.
Opinion

Yemen’s Neighbours Need to Step Up

Jan Egeland
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Qatar must act now to avert a manmade famine unfolding on their doorstep.
Investigations

Yemen: “We Don’t Want Vaccines. There is No Corona Here. We Are Fine.”

Daraj and Raseef22
Opinions on the coronavirus in Yemen are as divided as the country itself. While the south is awaiting the first vaccines, the north claims to have no need for immunization. What the two sides have in common is a health sector in shambles and a striking love for conspiracy theories.
Gender

Yemen : Terrifying Crimes Targeting Women Shake Country to the Core

Safia Mahdi
The one maimed by acid. The other burnt alive. Two recent crimes targeting Yemeni women raise the issue of domestic violence in the war-torn country.
Investigations

Yemen: Women in Houthi Area No Longer in Control of Their Own Body

Safia Mahdi
The Houthi movement is becoming more Wahhabi every day. Women are no longer allowed to work in restaurants, while they can only buy contraceptives in the presence of their husband.
Investigations

Yemen: Facing COVID with Neither Masks nor Gloves

Mohamed Hasani and Abeer Mohsen
Yemen’s shambolic health infrastructure and lack of protective gear forebodes badly for effectively countering a coronavirus second wave, which experts fear will be more severe than the first.
Opinion

How the Failed Arab Spring Changed Our World

Vicken Cheterian
The failure of the Arab Spring created hardened political regimes all around us. This is bad news because in our fast changing world we need political, economic and social adaptation.
Investigations

Journalist Testimonies From the Aden Airport Bombing

Safa Nasser
“I was on my way to covering a normal event, then I found myself in the middle of a battlefield.” Being a journalist in Yemen has turned into a game of tag with death.

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