NEWS BRIEFS

London-based think-tank warns of coming instability

The Royal Institute for International Affairs, a London-based ...

Protests and violence across Yemen before April elections

The Joint Meeting Parties (JMP), a consortium of five opposition parties, have announced ...

Germany announces major aid package to Yemen

Yemen and Germany have recently signed six grant agreements amounting to EUR 56.2 million ...

Human Rights Watch issues report on humanitarian access to Sa’ada

Human Rights Watch issued a new report titled “Invisible Civilians: the Challenge of ...




 

COVER STORY

DEVASTATION IN

Hadhramaut and Al Mahra

On October 24th, a tropical storm hit southeastern Yemen. Torrential rains lasted for thirty hours resulting in dangerous flash floods. Nearly 200 people died; many were crushed inside their collapsed houses. President Ali Abdullah Saleh declared a state of emergency in Hadhramaut ...

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HOT SPOT

DEMINING YEMEN
Salwa was only eleven years old when her life changed radically. She was going for water with her sister, walking down from her village to the well. It was a day like every other day, but on this morning her life would change forever. In an instant, everything went black and she does not remember what happened. Salwa woke up to find that she no longer had legs. She is now ...

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ELECTION 09

Yemeni Political Parties to MAKE or BREAK

Upcoming Elections

Since Yemen’s first ever elections in 1993, the slogan “Free and Fair Elections” has been used, and sometimes abused, by Yemen’s political parties before upcoming elections.

Now it is less than six months until the April 27, 2009 election day for Yemen’s fourth parliamentary elections. However, the political parties are still in a stalemate. They have been talking ...

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EDUCATION

EDUCATION  IN YEMEN

Ali is a 12 year old who gets on the dabab (minibus) by himself every morning at 7:00 to go to school. He is dressed in his olive green uniform – standard throughout Yemen – and carries school books with him, sometimes stopping on the way for a snack. School starts at 7:30, when he gets into formation with other students and sings songs or learns new information about the school. He takes classes from 8:00 until 1:00, when he goes home, eats lunch, and ...

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MONEY AND FIGURES

IS YEMEN READY FOR A STOCK EXCHANGE?
Stock has many economic benefits, such as reinvesting expatriate capital, accumulating savings, and attracting investments that will help gain interest in different areas,” said Professor Saif Al Asali. Al Asali is extremely knowledgeable on the issue of a stock exchange in Yemen. During his appointment ...

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BEST OF YEMEN

CONTEMPORARY YEMENI ARTISTS:

A Small But Growing Family

Yemen possesses an aesthetic consciousness evident in every mud brick building trimmed in white gypsum, the intricate designs of stained glass qamariyyas, the colorful sitara, the elegant embroidery in a shawl draped across an old man’s back, and the arabesques and inlaid calligraphy that ... mosque ...

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SUCCESS STORY

Educating Marginalized Children

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VIEW POINT

Schooling Versus Education

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FOREIGNERS IN YEMEN

 TIM MACKINTOSH-SMITH

The home of British writer Tim Mackintosh-Smith is found not in the UK, but in the heart of ...

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CONSERVATION

Saving Yemen’s Treasures

Yemen’s rich cultural heritage has captured the interests of many for centuries. From early on, writers,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 












 

 























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