Heavy rains and floods in Yemen's Sanaa have damaged many historic buildings and led to the collapse of one of them.Residents of Sanaa's Old City fear that other historic houses could also collapse du
Beijing, May 6 (Xinhua) -- The world in the past 24hrs. A selection of the best daily press photos from Xinhua.China's new large carrier rocket Long March-5B blasts off from Wenchang Space Launch Cent
People wearing face masks line up to have their body temperatures checked before entering a market amid the COVID-19 outbreak in Ankara, Turkey, on April 30, 2020. (Xinhua/Mustafa Kaya)-- Turkey repor
Yemen's health authorities announced registering the first two coronavirus-linked deaths earlier on Thursday, sparking fears among the citizens in the southern port ci
The headquarters of the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva, Switzerland. (Xinhua/Chen Junxia)Global COVID-19 cases have exceeded 3 million as of Wednesday, according to the World Health Organi
Yemen registered its first two deaths from COVID-19, Yemen TV quoted the country's health minister as saying on Wednesday. Earlier, Yemen reported five new confirmed COVID-19 cases in the southern po
The UN Security Council plans to call for a 90-day "humanitarian pause" in conflicts worldwide as part of the ongoing struggle against the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a draft resolution.An ini
Editor's note:Guy Burton is an adjunct professor at Vesalius College, Brussels. The article reflects the author's opinions, and not necessarily the views of CGTN.On April 26, Yemen's separatist So
The Saudi-led military coalition on Monday rejected Yemen separatists' declaration of self-rule over the country's south and demanded "an end to any escalatory actions"
A view of Aden, Yemen, November 5, 2019. /Xinhua Yemen's southern separatists on Sunday broke a peace deal with the country's internationally recognized government and claimed sole control of
Yemen's Houthi rebel fighters launched early on Saturday an all-out military offensive against pro-government forces in several sites in the country's southern provinc
The COVID-19 pandemic could almost double the number of people suffering acute food insecurity to more than a quarter of a billion by the end of this year, the United Nations World Food Program
Editor's note: This is the 44th article in the COVID-19 Global Roundup series. Here is the previous one. Sacks of wheat flour at a World Food Programme distribution center in Sanaa, Yemen. /Reute
The Saudi-led coalition involved in the civil war in Yemen on Tuesday accused the Houthi militia of violating the cease-fire, Al Akhbariya TV reported. The coalition r
Participants get back to work in Ninewa governorate, planting olive trees which had been destroyed during the conflict./WFP A new study on food insecurity by an alliance of UN, governmental, a
Apple said today it is launching its services App Store, Apple Podcasts, iCloud, and Apple Music to dozens of additional markets in Africa, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Middle East among others in what
Ramadan is considered an auspicious period to travel to Mecca to perform the year-round umrah pilgrimage, which Saudi authorities suspended last month due to the COVID-19 pandemic. /AFP From c
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