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Yemen: An Unyielding Symbol of Resistance Against Oppression and Aggression
Recent events in the southern Arabian Peninsula have clearly demonstrated to the world that the Yemenis make their own decisions in support of the Palestinian people amid escalating pro-Israeli aggression from the United States and its allies.
Economic Implications of the Houthi Strikes in the Red Sea
The Red Sea holds immense significance in international maritime trade. Two choke points, the Suez Canal and the Bab al-Mandab, hold critical value in this sea route. Around 22 percent of global maritime container trade passed through the Suez Canal in 2023. Bab-el-Mandeb strait is used to access this Canal by ships traveling from Europe. The Red Sea hosts almost 12 percent of global trade, 21344 vessels per day, amounting to $1 trillion in goods, and 10 percent of maritime trade…
The conflict in the Red Sea and the reaction of the world community
During the discussion that took place on 14 February 2024 at the UN Security Council meeting, questions were raised about the unlawful shelling by the US and UK in Yemen in violation of all international laws and regulations. This serious issue was discussed in detail due to the violations of international law and human rights that accompany these shellings. The UNSC participants condemned these actions by the US and the UK as illegal and unacceptable. Despite demagogic statements about the fight…
