4 hrs ago | Malaysian National News Agency
Yemeni Court Sentences Seven Rebels To Death
A Yemeni court on Monday sentenced seven rebels belonging to the Houthi clan, to death penalty and seven others to imprisonment from 12 to 15 years over terrorist charges, China's Xinhua news agency reported, citing a local media as saying.
12 hrs ago | Yemen Observer
Two black boxes of Yemenia airbus detected, plane possibly shot
Yemeniaa s ill-fated planea s two black boxesa location has been detected and they will be recovered when the equipment arrives in the next few hours, said Hamid Faraj, the General Aviation Authority Manager today.
Rescuers find debris of Yemenia aircraft: government
Search crews have located a large piece of debris from a Yemeni jet that crashed into the Indian Ocean off the Comoros islands last week and are working to retrieve it, the Yemeni transport ministry said Saturday.
Comoros begins month of mourning for victims
Bahia Bakari, 12, lies in her bed at the Moroni hospital after she miraculously survived the Yemenia airliner crash off the Comoros islands Comorans began 30 days of national mourning yesterday for the victims of the Yemenia Airbus crash as France threatened to blacklist the airline and appointed an ambassador for victims' families.
Top EU transport official calls for worldwide airline blacklist
EU Transport Commissioner Antonio Tajani called on Tuesday for a worldwide blacklist of unsafe airlines after a Yemeni airliner crashed off the coast of the Indian Ocean archipelago of Comoros.
Yemen allocates $ 5 million to fight H1N1 spread
Yemen has put a plan to combat a possible spread of swine flu known as H1N1, a step which comes after the World Heath Organization raised the pandemic alert level to phase 6. The plan allocates about $ 5.04 million in finance to provide necessary supplies to fight the pandemic.
Yemen: Child Rescued Alive In Deadly Plane Crash In Indian Ocean
A young child was recovered alive from a Yemeni jet crash in the Indian Ocean, an airline official said Tuesday.
EU may blacklist airline after Comoros crash
Brussels - The European Union's transport chief said on Tuesday that European airline safety specialists would investigate whether Yemenia should be added to a blacklist of airlines banned from flying to Europe after one if its planes crashed into the Indian Ocean.
Yemeni court probes 22 pirates over piracy charges
Al-Mina primary court in Aden city began on Wednesday started trailing 22 Somali pirates on charge of involving in piracy acts against ships crossing the Gulf of Aden's international waters.
Yemenia plane data recorder 'possibly found'
The flight data recorders from a Yemenia Airways crash were possibly located off Comoros on Wednesday, a day after a jetliner with 153 people aboard went down in the Indian Ocean, a French official said.
Teen Rescued From Yemeni Jet Crash Debris
Published: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at 10:56 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at 10:56 p.m. PARIS Teams searching the Indian Ocean after the crash early Tuesday of a Yemeni passenger jet rescued a girl who appeared to be the sole survivor of the 153 people on board, airline officials reported.
UPDATE 1-EU told Yemenia not to repair its planes
The Yemeni carrier whose plane crashed off the Indian Ocean archipelago of Comoros on Tuesday had been banned for now from servicing European Union-based jets after failing audit inspections, a European Union agency said.
Arab States Set Up an Anti-Pirate League
A consortium of Arab states have set up a joint anti-piracy naval force to prevent the spread of piracy from the Gulf of Aden into the Red Sea and Gulf.
Yemeni plane crashes with 150 aboard
A Yemeni jetliner with more than 150 people aboard has crashed in the Indian Ocean off the island nation of Comoros, aviation officials in Yemen said Tuesday.
Syria, Yemen ink 13 documents, MoU, executive programs
Syria and Yemen Sunday signed 13 documents, Memos of Understanding and executive programs to boost cooperation in various fields, the Syrian Arab News Agency reported.
Yemen receives $ 1 billion in remittance annually
Yemeni expatriates send back almost $1 billion in remittance a year, minister of Expatriate Affairs Ahmed Musa'ed Hussein said.
Yemen's SFD continues to combat poverty and support education
It also helps refine approaches to delivering social services and empowers communities and local councils to take charge of development in their areas.
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Yemen's fishermen caught between Somali pirates and pirate hunters
As piracy continues off the coast of Somalia, fishermen from the nearby nation of Yemen find themselves caught in the crossfire between the lawless pirates and the foreign powers patrolling the Gulf of Aden.
"For our fishermen, piracy has become a daily problem," says Omar Gambeet, chairman of the Fishermen Cooperative Union (FCC) based in the southern Yemeni port city Mukalla, a center for fishing in the country. "This problem has worried Yemeni fishermen, and they are too scared from going into the deep sea to fish."
Family of murdered Yemeni Jew among 16 covertly brought to Israel
The relatives of a Jewish man murdered last year in Yemen were among the three families brought to Israel on a secret Jewish Agency mission earlier this week, a member of the Arabian peninsula state's Jewish community said on Tuesday.
Tribal source says six remaining foreign hostages in Yemen alive and well
SANAA: Six foreign hostages kidnapped this month in a restive area of northern Yemen are alive and being held by Shiite rebels, a tribal source said Monday, after three other hostages were found dead last week.