Sources say officers and soldiers arrived in the kingdom last week, despite Khartoum supposedly winding down its involvement in the conflict ... ( read original story ...)
“The treasure of Yemen” International Coffee Day is celebrated in Sana’a
Mired in civil war since 2014 and one of the Arabian Peninsula's poorest nations, Yemen was once best known for its coffee industry ... ( read original story ...)
Ethiopian migrants returning from Yemen to Djibouti: a qualitative study
English Analysis on Djibouti and 3 other countries about Protection and Human Rights and Epidemic; published on 01 Oct 2020 by IOM ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia’s king discharged from hospital: state news agency
Sultan Abdullah was discharged from hospital on Friday after treatment for food poisoning and sports injuries, state news agency Bernama reported. The king has recovered and will continue resting at ... ( read original story ...)
Exclusive: Malaysia Airlines group low on cash, big discounts from lessors sought
Malaysia Aviation Group, the holding company for Malaysia Airlines Bhd, said in a letter to lessors the group is unlikely to be able to make payments owed after November unless it receives more ... ( read original story ...)
Deaths at Saudi Arabia detention centre for Ethiopians – Amnesty
At least three people died in detention centres housing thousands of Ethiopian migrants in Saudi Arabia, rights group Amnesty International says. The migrants were facing "unimaginable cruelty" - ... ( read original story ...)
Turkey asks Saudi Arabia to extradite suspects in Jamal Khashoggi killing
Turkey called on Saudi Arabia Friday -- the second anniversary of Jamal Khashoggi's death -- to extradite suspects accused in the dissident writer's killing to stand trial. ( read original story ...)
‘Beacon of light’ of Iraq’s Yazidis dies at 87
Iraq's Yazidi minority paid its last respects to its spiritual leader on Friday as tributes poured in for the cleric, who guided his flock through the horrors of Islamic State group occupation and its ... ( read original story ...)
Myanmar election app goes offline, has been criticized over label for Rohingya
A smartphone app produced for Myanmar’s Nov. 8 election with help from international organizations appears to have been removed from circulation and may be amended after criticism over its use of a ... ( read original story ...)
Myanmar’s Election a Chance to End a Cycle of Man-Made Disasters
Myanmar people will vote for those they believe can repair the damage from the military’s disastrous economic, political and social policies over many decades. ( read original story ...)