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Update : Saudi Missile, Artillery Bombing Hit Saada

SAADA, Oct. 15 (YPA) - Saudi missile and artillery bombing targeted on Tuesday separate areas in Saada province, an official told Yemen Press Agency. The bombardment hit separate areas and villages in border Shada district, the official…
Economy

Parliament discusses report of Trade, Industry Committee

SANAA, Oct. 15 (YPA) – Speaker of the Parliament Yahya al-Ra'ei held a session on Tuesday to discuss a report of Trade and Industry's committee. The members of the parliament stressed importance of encouraging investors for investment to…

UAE-Backed Security Belt Forces Deploy In Aden

ADEN, Oct. 15 (YPA) - The UAE-backed security belt forces deployed on Tuesday in Bariqa area of Aden province, officials told Yemen Press Agency. The deployment of the security belt forces came in anticipation of the arrival of exiled…
Local

Public strike targets schools in al-Mahrah

AL-MAHRAH, Oct. 15 (YPA) – Employees of educational sector in Yemen's eastern province of al-Mahrah announced on Tuesday an open strike until further notice, sources said. The sources that the financial corruption exerted by al-Mahrah…
Economy

Yemeni riyal struggles against foreign currencies

SANAA, Oct. 15 (YPA) – The Yemeni riyal has continued to slide against foreign currencies over this month, according to banking sources on Tuesday. The sources said that a dollar now worth 609 riyals on official markets due to the war and…

Erdogan: Arab League has lost its legitimacy

SANAA, Oct. 15 (YPA) - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday that the Arab League does not reflect the real pulse of the Arab street, has lost its legitimacy. The Turkish president's remarks came in response to the Arab…

250 Zionist settlers storm al-Aqsa Mosque

SANAA, Oct. 15 (YPA) - Hundreds of Zionist settlers stormed on Tuesday Al-Aqsa Mosque from Maghrabyah door under the strict guard of the Zionist enemy police. According to the Department of Islamic Endowments in al-Quds, 250 settlers…