One of the often overlooked hotspots is Saada, a wild, rugged, and impoverished province nestled in Yemen's north, bordering oil giant Saudi Arabia. Once known for its mud houses, crumbling Zaidi mosques, and sprawling orange groves, it has ...

One of the often overlooked hotspots is Saada, a wild, rugged, and impoverished province nestled in Yemen's north, bordering oil giant Saudi Arabia. Once known for its mud houses, crumbling Zaidi mosques, and sprawling orange groves, it has become ...

The sectarian conflict began nearly four months ago when religious-related dispute led the Shiite group to lay siege to Damaj, a small Sunni-held town in the northern province of Saada. The fighting spread recently from Saada to Hajja, as well as several ...

An uprising against outgoing President Ali Abdullah Saleh has severely weakened central government control over swathes of Yemen, allowing the rebels, known as Houthis, to seize the governorate of Saada, which borders oil-exporter Saudi Arabia. The latest ...

“The atrocities of the Syrian regime are inflicted on the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas is no longer able to maintain its presence in Damascus,” said Mukhaimer Abu Saada, a professor of political science at Al-Azhar University in Gaza. These pressures have ...

The clashes are still going on between the Sunni tribesmen and the rebels who were dispatched from neighboring province of Saada, a stronghold of the Houthi group which engaged in fighting with the government forces for more than seven years. The sectarian ...

“The atrocities of the Syrian regime are inflicted on the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas is no longer able to maintain its presence in Damascus,” said Mukhaimer Abu Saada, a professor of political science at Gaza's Al Azhar University. Internal rumblings ...

"The atrocities of the Syrian regime are inflicted on the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas is no longer able to maintain its presence in Damascus," said Mukhaimer Abu Saada, a professor of political science at Gaza's Al Azhar University. Internal rumblings and ...

Hafez Abou Saada, a veteran Egyptian human rights activist, said Cairo's clash with the US over the groups "is incomprehensible and unjustified and goes to show that the case against the civil groups is not a legal but is a political one." He said el ...

Minister for Petroleum and Natural Resources Dr Asim Hussain and Qatar’s minister for energy Dr Muhammad bin Saleh Al Saada signed the MoU on import of LNG.Pakistan is interested in importing 500 million cubic feet per day of LNG from Qatar that produces ...