DUBAI: Houthi militia elements discriminate against Yemeni people who do not belong to their tribe, Saudi state TV Al-Ekhbariya has reported, quoting a statement from the Yemeni Coalition for Monitoring Human Rights Violations. “The

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, a longtime hardliner on North Korea, said he was willing to meet Kim Jong-un at a speech at the UN General Assembly. Abe, who one year ago warned at

Despite more than three years of war, Yemen, the scene of the world's largest humanitarian crisis, still struggles for its fair share of the world's attention. Since March 2015, the Saudi-UAE military alliance has carried

Thousands of Palestinian schoolchildren from refugee camps across the occupied West Bank went on strike, protesting US cuts to the United Nations refugee agency. More than 130,000 schoolchildren and refugee residents in the West

Rome, Italy - On Friday after midday, on a tree-lined residential street in southeastern Rome, people speak an assortment of languages and dialects, from north African Arabic to the local Roman slang. The bottom

Masked gunmen have shot dead a human rights activist, and mother of four, outside a supermarket in Basra, Iraq's southern city wracked by violent protests. A police official said Soad al-Ali, 46, who has

(CNN)Here is a look at the life of actress Julie Andrews.Personal:Birth date: October 1, 1935Birth place: Walton-on-Thames, United Kingdom

WASHINGTON: Six months after President Donald Trump said he wants US troops out of Syria, his top officials are hammering home what has become increasingly obvious: the US isn’t going anywhere.Trump administration members say

WASHINGTON: Six months after President Donald Trump said he wants US troops out of Syria, his top officials are hammering home what has become increasingly obvious: the US isn’t going anywhere.Trump administration members say

New Delhi, India - India's top court on Wednesday upheld the constitutional validity of a controversial national ID (Aadhaar) card project after hearing extensive arguments around surveillance and privacy concerns. The top court was