Houthi Attack Kills Civilians In Yemen Village

An artillery strike on a village in northern Yemen killed at least 10 people, including six children, and wounded more than 30 others, officials said on March 16, 2026. The explosion happened in Hajjah province during iftar, the evening meal that ends the daily fast in Ramadan. The internationally recognised Yemeni government blamed Iran‑backed Houthi [...]

Saudi Arabia Faces Renewed Drone Attacks

Iran has continued its drone attacks against Saudi Arabia, with a new wave on Monday (March 16, 2026) involving about 63 drones aimed at the Eastern Province and Riyadh. Saudi air defenses intercepted and destroyed all the drones, adding to more than 230 drones and over 30 missiles already shot down in recent attacks. The [...]

Yemen Faces Severe Humanitarian Crisis

The humanitarian crisis in Yemen is one of the worst in the world. Years of conflict have damaged the country’s economy, health system, and food supply. Millions of people struggle every day to find enough food, clean water, and medical care. The United Nations estimates that about 21.6 million Yemenis need humanitarian assistance, including around [...]

Missile Strike In Saudi Arabia Kills Two

A projectile struck a residential area in Al-Kharj, a city in Saudi Arabia, killing two foreign workers and injuring twelve others. Authorities said the victims were from India and Bangladesh. The attack happened as tensions grew during the ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it had [...]

Houthis Signal Possible Red Sea Attacks

The Yemeni armed group Houthis has expressed support for Iran after US and Israeli strikes against Tehran, but has not officially announced new military operations. The United States and Israel began a campaign on February 28 that resulted in the deaths of several Iranian leaders, including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Iran responded by launching drones [...]

Kuwait Greenlights $1.5 Billion Pipeline Expansion to Strengthen Oil Network

KUWAIT: Kuwait has approved $1.5 billion in pipeline contracts aimed at upgrading and expanding its oil infrastructure. The move is part of a broader strategy to enhance production efficiency, improve export capacity, and reinforce the nation’s position in global energy markets. Officials say the new projects will modernize aging systems and support long-term sustainability in [...]

Iran Attacks Shake Gulf States

Tensions are rising across the Gulf after Iran launched missiles and drones at several countries. In Saudi Arabia, two drones targeted the Saudi Aramco refinery in Ras Tanura. The drones were intercepted, but falling debris caused a small fire. Oil supplies were not affected. In Kuwait, debris injured two workers at the Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery. [...]

Violence Erupts In Southern Yemen

A crowd affiliated with the separatist Southern Transitional Council (STC) attacked a government building in Ataq, a city in southeastern Yemen, killing several people and injuring dozens. The armed supporters of the STC marched towards the building, attempting to storm it and bring down the national flag. Security and military personnel fired live ammunition to [...]

Christians Face Severe Restrictions In Saudi Arabia

In Saudi Arabia, Christians face extreme persecution. All citizens are considered Muslims, and Islamic law is observed. Apostasy from Islam is illegal and can lead to the death penalty, although there have been no executions in recent years. The construction of churches is banned, and thus, converts must practice their faith in secret. If discovered, [...]

Houthis Arrest Dozens Of Christians In Yemen

Houthi authorities in Yemen have arbitrarily arrested over 20 Christians in the past three months. Many were taken from their homes or the streets without arrest warrants, and most have not been able to contact their families. Some detainees have health conditions that require medical care, but it is unclear if they are receiving it. [...]

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