Naseh Shaker
Journalist based in Sana'a, Yemen
Yemen's largest hospital resumes kidney transplant operations after years of suspension
Al-Thawra hospital in the capital Sanaa has resumed performing kidney transplants by a Yemeni team for free as the Health Ministry and Zakat Authority fund the operations.
Death of 10 leukemia-stricken children put the spotlight on US-Saudi blockade on Yemen
Eight out of the nine children who were seriously ill have recovered, according to the Health Minister amid calls for lifting the US-backed Saudi blockade on the entry of drugs including those for cancer patients.
Remembering the deadly funeral hall bombing in Yemen
Survivors say UNSC's failure in delivering aid to Yemenis is the worst and the ‘maximalist’ international response to a humanitarian crisis.
Yemen's armed forces give oil companies ultimatum after truce ends without extension
All State civil servants support the armed forces' decision to use force against oil companies looting Yemeni oil and gas or companies operating in countries of aggression, chiefly among them Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
How Yemen's September 21 uprising exposed Western media bias
On the Revolution's 8th anniversary, Yemenis remember the historical moments when the Minister of Interior announced that "Ansar Allah are friends of police" who should cooperate to protect private and public properties.
Moroccans, Palestinians provoked by Moroccan chief of staff's visit to “Tel Aviv”
Sources doubt Morocco will gain benefits from its army chief of staff's visit to "Tel Aviv".
Return of fuel crisis to Sanaa threatens efforts of extending the truce
President Mahdi Al-Mashat will consult with members of the Supreme Political Council on taking "an appropriate decision if fuel ships will not be released by the Saudi coalition."
How Al-Sadr's retirement from political life reflects on Iraq's political spectrum
The retirement of Moqtada Al-Sadr from political life shook up Iraq's political spectrum, but his call on followers to end their protest raised hope of de-escalation between Sadrists and the Coordination Framework.
UAE-backed militants demolish ancient shrine, dome in oil-rich Shabwa amid UN silence
Yemen is witnessing one of the greatest systematic destruction of Islamic shrines and domes in modern history at the hands of UAE-Saudi-backed militants.