As the world becomes increasingly unpredictable, you might find yourself wondering where you’d go if civilization suddenly ...

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio speaks during a United Nations Security Council ministerial meeting on Ukraine at the U.N ...

There are around 195 countries across the world, with mostly all alphabets from A-Z, and it must be no less surprising to know that there is only one country across the globe whose name begins with ...

CAIRO (AP) — Iranian-backed Houthi rebels on Saturday raided a U.N. facility in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, a U.N. official said, but all staff were reported to be safe. Jean Alam, a spokesman for the U.N ...

DURANGO, Colo. (KRDO) -- Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) officers are urging the public to remove hazards from their yards after responding to many incidents of wildlife, particularly antlered ...

Over a decade into Yemen’s civil war, one expert explains why neither side can win—and how China, the US, and Gulf rivals are shaping the conflict. The war in Yemen is now over a decade old, with no ...

(Beirut) – Houthi authorities arrested dozens of people in the last week of September 2025, as they have in past years, for peacefully celebrating or posting on social media about the anniversary of ...

From the rise of Dhu Nuwas and the Himyarite dynasty to centuries of persecution, exile, and eventual mass emigration in Operation Magic Carpet, the story of Yemen’s Jews is both remarkable and tragic ...

The arrests reflect an escalating campaign to silence activists and critics, as Houthi authorities tighten control through intimidation, arbitrary detention, and enforced disappearances. This ...

A top official in Yemen’s United Nations-backed government said Houthi militants who control much of the country can be defeated in six to twelve months with foreign support, potentially easing ...

The Committee to Protect Journalists says recent Israeli strikes on newspaper offices in Yemen killed 31 journalists and media support workers, making it the deadliest attack on journalists anywhere ...