Houthi authorities in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, have detained seven United Nations employees on accusations of spying for Israel. The arrests, carried out between late Thursday and Friday afternoon, are the latest in a growing series of detentions targeting UN staff in the country.

Houthi forces in northern Yemen are continuing a wave of arrests, targeting employees of UN agencies and international humanitarian organisations, along with former security and intelligence personnel. Reports indicate that these detentions are taking place in homes, workplaces,

The world paid attention to the crimes that Huthis are doing only when the Houthis began abducting UN international staff. Once the @un announced they were released, everything seemed fine. Meanwhile, 53 local employees remain imprisoned by the Houthis, the UN left them behind

#Aden the capital of the government of the South. Hopefully others will follow India and relocate their remote embassies based in Riyadh, Amman etc to get a proper prospective of the key issues. That’s only possible if you’re on the ground.

Local media reported that the Indian Embassy in Aden has been officially opened — marking the first foreign embassy to resume operations in the city since Houthi forces were expelled in 2015. #Yemen #Aden

A Yemeni court in Hadramout sentenced six Iranian nationals to death for attempting to smuggle a large quantity of narcotics into Yemen by sea. The Specialized Primary Criminal Court in Mukalla found the six defendants guilty of smuggling three tons of hashish and crystal

Yemeni Prime Minister Salem bin Buraik @SalimBinBuriek on Wednesday urged Chinese companies and investors to expand their engagement in Yemen, particularly in infrastructure, energy and investment projects. #Yemen

According to the AP, Trump is expected to host Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman next month.

The Sultanate of Oman has played a key role in securing the release of 20 United Nations employees detained in Sanaa. The United Nations expressed its deep appreciation for Oman’s diplomatic efforts in resolving what it described as a sensitive and complex situation involving its

The United Nations said on Wednesday that 12 of its international staff who were among those being held in a U.N. compound in Yemen had left the capital Sanaa. Three other staffers were also free to move or travel, it said. #Yemen

Houthis intensify restrictions on UN personnel in Yemen, replacing detentions with house arrest. #Yemen

Almost two months have passed since an Israeli airstrike targeted a meeting of senior Houthi officials in Yemen’s capital, killing the group’s prime minister along with several ministers. Now, reports indicate that Houthi Defense Minister Mohammed Nasser al-Atifi, who has been

Good morning from Aden, where electricity is a rare guest and patience is our daily power source. #Yemen

Al-Qaeda launched a large, coordinated assault on southern forces in Abyan today, using twin car bombs and suicide infiltrators. Despite limited resources and training, the forces fought back fiercely, eliminated all attackers, and demonstrated remarkable discipline and

Terror hits Yemen’s south — twin suicide bombings target a military base of the southern forces in Abyan, leaving several soldiers dead and sparking fierce clashes. #Yemen #Abyan #Security

Aden has been without electricity for more than 45 hours — a city sinking deeper into collapse. Power struggles between rival factions have replaced governance, leaving citizens forgotten in the chaos. Anger fills the streets as the state crumbles and no one seems to care. #Aden

Observers say the worsening crises in Aden — no electricity, looted resources, unpaid salaries, and a war on basic services — signal the downfall of the Presidential Leadership Council PLC and the end of one of Yemen’s darkest, most corrupt CHAPTERS. #Yemen

Mahdi Mashat, head of the Houthi-led Supreme Political Council, announced that what he described as an “espionage network” linked to international organizations had been completely dismantled. His remarks came after Houthi forces raided a United Nations compound on Saturday and

Where are the @UN employees around the world when it comes to supporting their colleagues? Do you realize that the Houthis are arresting more and more people because of your silence? The UN continued hiring new staff even after its employees were detained, carrying on as if

#UN confirms all staff in its Sanaa compound are safe after armed Houthi members withdrew. The 5 Yemeni employees detained since Oct. 18 have been released, the UN said. The incident followed Houthi accusations of “spy activity” against aid agencies amid rising tensions in