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Ramadan in Aden is a blend of joy and economic challenges, with the community embracing the festive spirit despite rising living costs.

Al-Basatin neighborhood in Aden, Yemen, serves as a long-standing refuge for many Somali families fleeing violence, illustrating their struggles and enduring identity as refugees.

The attempted storming of the presidential palace in Aden reflects the fragile security situation and political complexities faced by the Yemeni government.

The National Coalition of Yemeni Parties emphasizes the need for stability and expresses concern over recent events in Aden while highlighting improved services in the city.

Southern Yemen's Aden sees a large push for independence amid economic and humanitarian crises.

At least one person was killed and eleven others injured in Aden as Yemeni security forces opened fire on crowds linked to the disbanded Southern Transitional Council during an attempt to storm the Al-Maashiq presidential palace.

Reports indicate an exchange of gunfire involving a vessel and a small boat approximately 70 nautical miles southwest of Aden, Yemen's port.

Markets in Aden are experiencing increased activity as Ramadan approaches, with price reductions introduced to ease the financial burden on citizens amid challenges such as irregular salaries and currency fluctuations.

Vernon Kay humorously admits he has been banned from discussing American football on his BBC Radio 2 show after celebrating British coach Aden Durde's historic Super Bowl victory with the Seattle Seahawks.

The Seattle Seahawks won their second Super Bowl, defeating the New England Patriots 29-13, avenging a previous loss to them in 2015.

The Yemeni Deputy Foreign Minister emphasized that disarmament is crucial for restoring security in the country and facilitating the new government's return.

Kenyan Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale and WHO officials held a meeting to enhance collaboration towards achieving Universal Health Coverage in Kenya.

Local authorities in Aden, Yemen, are discussing ways to enhance security and normalize life, while a security and military meeting in Taiz focuses on coordinating and unifying efforts to strengthen security.

Yemeni security forces have been implementing a weapons ban in the city of Sayoun, Hadhramaut for three consecutive days, while a government investigation committee has visited prisons in the temporary capital, Aden.

The storming of the 'Aden Al-Ghad' newspaper office in Yemen's temporary capital of Aden raises urgent questions about the security apparatus's ability to protect press freedoms.

A Yemeni man, Said Al-Qumayshi, shares his heart-wrenching story of searching for his two sons, Muhammad and Salah, who were abducted by armed groups linked to the Southern Transitional Council in Aden since 2016.

The National Shield Forces reported the arrival of new military reinforcements in Aden as part of efforts to enhance security amid preparations for the anticipated return of the government following the resignation of Prime Minister Salim bin Brek.

The Association of Mothers of Abducted in Yemen is calling for the disclosure of the fate of forcibly disappeared individuals believed to be held in prisons run by the Southern Transitional Council and is urging an investigation into those responsible for these facilities.

The coalition's advisor has stressed the importance of withdrawing military forces from Aden and other cities, emphasizing that security should be maintained by local security agencies.

The situation in Aden, Yemen, is evolving with increased military presence from the government and coalition forces following recent developments in the provinces of Hadramout and Mahra, as the coalition seeks to restructure military operations and control.

Saudi royal advisor Falah Al-Shahri met with military leaders from southern Yemen in Aden to discuss upcoming security and military arrangements amidst rapid developments in the region.

Life has returned to normal in the city of Aden, Yemen, following the government's control over the temporary capital, with the Central Bank preparing to pay overdue salaries to state employees.

Recent changes in Aden, Yemen, raise questions about the temporary capital's ability to recover after years of armed conflict and political disparities that have weakened its status as a vital economic center.

Life is returning to normal in Aden as the Central Bank of Yemen resumes its operations in preparation for disbursing state employee salaries, with security provided by the police instead of the Southern Transitional Council forces.

A military leader from the Saudi-led coalition arrived in Aden, marking the first visit of a military official after the government regained control of the strategic city.

Yemen's Interior Minister Ibrahim Haidan affirmed the stability of the security and military situation in the eastern and southern provinces, stating that the government will return to manage the country from the inside after securing temporary capital Aden.

Yemeni Minister of Youth and Sports Naif al-Bakri stated that recent developments in southern provinces, particularly in Aden and Hadramout, reflect the state's sovereignty and lawful authority, emphasizing that they indicate a stabilization of state institutions rather than a victory for one party over another.

The article discusses the ongoing civil war in Yemen, highlighting the recent flare-up in violence and its potential implications for regional stability, particularly through the lens of events in Aden.

The issue of enforced disappearances in Yemen has resurfaced as families seek information about their loved ones following a shift in control from the Southern Transitional Council to government forces.

The new Aden governor, Abdul Rahman Sheikh Al-Yafie, took the constitutional oath before the President of the Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad Al-Alimi, in Riyadh.

The local authorities in Aden, Yemen, have announced the suspension of protests and public gatherings due to security concerns amidst rapid political developments.

The security administration in Aden, southern Yemen, announced the lifting of the nightly curfew due to improved security conditions, aiming to support the return to normalcy and stimulate economic activity.

Aden is experiencing security stability following the lifting of a curfew and the deployment of national guard forces to secure vital facilities, as the government welcomes the dissolution of the Southern Transitional Council amidst mixed reactions.

Recent developments in Yemen's civil war have seen Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates clash, leading to significant territorial gains for the Yemeni government backed by Riyadh.

In a significant shift in southern Yemen, the Giants Forces took control of the presidential palace and other sites in Aden following the withdrawal of the Southern Transitional Council's elements, while government forces also arrived on the scene.

The leader of the southern Yemeni separatists, Aidarous al-Zoubaidi, has fled Aden for Abu Dhabi amidst intensified fighting and was supposed to participate in talks in Riyadh.

The article discusses the escape route of Aidarus al-Zubaidi, head of the Southern Transitional Council, highlighting an official summons from the Saudi coalition for him to attend a meeting.

The "Guardians of the Homeland" military units have entered Aden, reshaping the city's security landscape and coinciding with the withdrawal of Southern Transitional Council forces from several locations.

The spokesman for the Coalition Forces announced that southern transitional council head Aydarus al-Zubaidi fled to the Emirates through Somaliland after leaving Aden in a nighttime escape.

Aidarous al-Zubaidi, leader of Yemen's southern separatists, plans a last stand in Aden after declining a Saudi ultimatum for talks.

Giants Brigades forces have secured Aden Airport with the coordination of security forces following the removal of Eidros Al-Zubaidi from the Yemeni leadership council.

Forces known as the Giants have seized strategic locations in Aden, including the presidential palace and the central bank, following the withdrawal of the Transitional Council's forces from several checkpoints.

Aden is experiencing significant security tension following gunfire and anti-aircraft usage, alongside political movements sparked by the reported flight of Southern Transitional Council leader Aidarus al-Zubaidi, who has been stripped of his council membership.

Leader Aidrous al-Zubaidi of the Southern Transitional Council remains active in overseeing military and security operations from Aden amid concerns over communication issues with their delegation in Riyadh.

Following recent escalations in Hadhramaut, Aden is once again at the center of political and security concerns in southern Yemen, raising questions about whether it could be the next conflict zone due to the fragile situation and lack of effective governance.

Over 400 tourists stranded on an island in Yemen due to tensions will be able to return home starting Wednesday, with many transiting through Aden and Jeddah.

The Yemeni presidency accuses the Southern Transitional Council of restricting citizens' movement into Aden, leading to discussions about the situation in the temporary capital amidst denials from the council.

Recent moves by 'Guardians of the Homeland' forces have reshaped control in eastern Yemen, highlighting the challenges faced by the Presidential Leadership Council amid declining influence of the Southern Transitional Council.

Yemeni government forces have taken full control of Hadhramaut and initiated a peaceful transfer of military and security sites in Al-Mahra following the withdrawal of the Southern Transitional Council, ensuring a safe route for its members to Aden.

The Yemeni presidency has urged the Southern Transitional Council to immediately lift all restrictions on citizens' movement to Aden, describing the measures as a serious violation of the constitution and contrary to the Riyadh Agreement.