- Somaliland faces international pressure and isolation regarding its political status, while maintaining diplomatic ties and representative offices.
- Israel hosts a state visit and Somaliland seeks to establish diplomatic ties with Israel.
- Somaliland received its first country recognition and signed a strategic cooperation agreement, amidst regional disruptions linked to the Houthi movement.
- Houthi militia has taken control of Sanaa, the capital city of Yemen, leading to a conflict that disrupts national institutions and economic stability.
Severe economic decline is underway in Yemen due to the ongoing conflict since 2015, involving the Houthis and the World Bank.
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Severe economic decline is underway in Yemen due to the ongoing conflict since 2015, involving the Houthis and the World Bank.
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Houthi militia has taken control of Sanaa, the capital city of Yemen, leading to a conflict that disrupts national institutions and economic stability.Also in this story
- An offensive by Houthi forces is underway to seize strategic highlands in Yemen, putting the capital under threat.
- The Yemeni government has banned the entry of goods from Iran.
- Israeli military dropped a bomb on Sanaa, while conflict erupted between the Aden government and Ansarullah troops.
- Hays is a district within Hodeidah Governorate.
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- The West Bank and Yemen share the status of being areas facing a severe humanitarian crisis.
- Rashad al-Alimi is leading the push for state institutions and stability in Yemen.
- Houthis attacks on Saudi energy facilities are driving inflation concerns and pressuring central banks (FED, ECB, BoJ) to raise interest rates.
- Houthi attacks caused Saudi production cuts on September 1st.
- Houthis pose renewed threats to Yemen's government.