List of newspapers in Yemen
Appearance
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The press is a significant force in the Yemeni political arena.[1] This is a list of newspapers in Yemen.
Title | Frequency | Locale | Founded | Website | Language | Political affiliation |
Circulation |
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New Yemen | Weekly | Sana'a | 2019 | https://newyemenen.com | English | Independent | |
Yemen Post | Daily | Sana’a & Aden | 2007 | yemenpost.net | English & Arabic | Independent | |
26 September | Weekly[2] | Sana'a | 1982[2] | ||||
Al Ahale | |||||||
Al-Ayam | Aden[3] | 1950[2] | |||||
Al-Bayyinah | Daily | Aden | Organ of the Tawheed and Justice Movement in Yemen | ||||
Al-Balagh | Sana'a | 1990s[4][2] | |||||
Al-Bilad | Sana'a[3] | ||||||
Al-Haq | Aden | 1997[2] | |||||
Al-Ihya | Aden | 1997[2] | |||||
Al-Jamahir | Ba'th Party[2] | ||||||
Al-Jumhuryah | Daily | Taiz[3] | 1960s[2] | ||||
Al-Methaq | Weekly | Sana'a[2] | Organ of the General People's Congress[3] | ||||
Al-Mo'tamar | |||||||
Al-Ra'y | Sana'a | 1951[2] | |||||
Al-Ra'y al-'Aam | Sana'a | 1985[2] | |||||
Al-Shmoa | |||||||
Al-Shoura | Sana'a[2] | ||||||
Al-Tajammu | Sana'a | 1998[2] | Yemeni Union Gathering | ||||
Al-Tariq | Aden | 1996[2] | |||||
Al Thaqafiyah | |||||||
Al-Thawra | Sana'a | 1962[2] | Pro-government | ||||
Al-Thawry | Weekly | Organ of the Yemeni Socialist Party[2] | |||||
Al-Wahdah | Sana'a | 1991[2] | |||||
Al Wahdawi | Weekly | Sana'a | 1992[2] | Organ of the Naseri Unionist People's Organization | |||
Annas Weekly | |||||||
14 October | Aden | 1968[3] | |||||
Ash-Sharara | Aden[3] | ||||||
Ath-Thawra | Sana'a[3] | ||||||
Nabaa Al-Haqiqa | |||||||
National Yemen | |||||||
Nass Press | |||||||
Ray Yemen | |||||||
Shabab Yemeni | shababyemeni.com | ||||||
Yemen Observer | triweekly | Sana'a[3] | 1996[2] | yobserver.com[usurped] | English | ||
October 14 | Daily | ||||||
Yemen Times | twice weekly | Sana'a | 1991[3] | yementimes.com | English | Independent |
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Sheila Carapico (November–December 2003). "Elections and Mass Politics in Yemen". MERIP. Retrieved January 11, 2017.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s William A. Rugh (2004). "Yemeni Print Media (1999)". Arab Mass Media: Newspapers, Radio, and Television in Arab Politics. USA: Praeger. p. 106. ISBN 978-0-275-98212-6.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i "Yemen: Directory". Europa World Year Book. Europa Publications. 2004. ISBN 978-1-85743-255-8.
- ^ "Global Resources Network". Chicago, USA: Center for Research Libraries. Retrieved January 11, 2017.