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WORLD, April 18 (YPA) - Tunisian security forces besieged the headquarters of the Ennahda movement at dawn on Tuesday, while the headquarters was reportedly placed pending investigations for three days. Earlier, Tunisian security forces…

HODEIDA, April 17 (YPA) – The operations room to monitor the violations of the Sweden ceasefire agreement in Hodeida province stated on Monday that it recorded 40 violations committed by the Saudi-led coalition forces during the past 24…

 SANAA, April 17 (YPA) - 104 Yemeni abductees and detainees who were in Saudi jails arrived on Monday at Sanaa Airport on board two flights of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), media sources reported. The Minister of…

OCCUPIED PALESTINE, April 17 (YPA) - A Palestinian youth was seriously injured by the Israeli occupation forces at dawn on Monday, in the "Neve Yaakov" neighborhood in the occupied city of al-Quds ( Jerusalem). Palestinian media sources…

WORLD, April 17 (YPA) - Four Turkish military personnel were seriously injured in a missile attack on two their military bases in northern Aleppo, Syria. On Sunday evening, several rockets were fired from the areas under the control of the…

WORLD, April 17 (YPA) - Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has stated that  knowledge without virtue do not benefit humanity. During his meeting on Sunday with a group of young students, president Raisi stressed the need to pay attention to…

WORLD, April 17 (YPA) - Algeria denounced what it called “reckless” and “thoughtless” decision of the Chairman of the African Union (AU) Commission, Mahamat Faki, to receive the so-called “credentials” of a Moroccan diplomat falsely…

WORLD, April 17 (YPA) - A major military exercise, Aurora 23, with the participation of 26,000 people, will start on Monday in Sweden, this is the largest training that has been held on the territory of the kingdom over the past 25 years.…

WORLD, April 17 (YPA) - China military said it had tracked the USS Milius guided-missile destroyer through the strait, adding that Washington had "hyped up" the transit. Colonel Shi Yi, a Chinese military spokesman, said troops in the area…

WORLD, April 17 (YPA) - The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that at least 83 people have been killed and more than 1,126 injured in Sudan as a result of the recent wave of violence. "As fighting continues in Khartoum…