Yemen war
Houthis blame Saudi Arabia for strikes against Taiz market that killed seven, left 40 wounded
The attack, allegedly carried out by an F-15 squadron from Saudi Arabia, left 50 casualties between wounded and killed, the Houthis claimed.
UNICEF: Acute child malnutrition on the rise in Yemen as fighting disrupts healthcare access
Trump calls off planned US strikes on Houthis at last minute after Saudi plea - report
Houthis target Saudi forces, claim to strike vehicles using 'domestically manufactured' missiles
The UAE’s unprecedented role in helping reunite Jewish family is symbolic
The UAE reunited one family of 15 members in Abu Dhabi after the government helped fly some from Yemen and London. A second family, the Salem family, was reunited after 15 years apart.
Normalization and the turmoil in Yemen - opinion
A determination to frustrate Iran’s aspiration to dominate the Middle East is one element uniting Israel and the Arab signatories to the Abraham Accords.
Saudi-led coalition strikes at Yemen after attacks blamed on Houthis
Coalition air strikes have killed thousands, including many civilians, over the course of the war.
Blast, gunfire heard at Aden airport as new Yemeni government arrives
Video from the scene showed a large explosion occurring as passengers disembarked from the plane followed by a series of gunshots.
Central Bank split piles on Yemenis’ problems
Civil war leads to crash in value of money sent back home that many families depend on to survive
UN chief warns Yemen in imminent danger of famine
"In the absence of immediate action, millions of lives may be lost."
Iran consistency
Iran wants impunity. That is why it is so important for the new US administration of Joe Biden to listen to concerns in the region and examine how best to prevent Iran’s recurring attacks.
Yemen's warring parties agree to largest prisoner swap
The Sweden deal contained a prisoner swap which aimed for the release of some 15,000 detainees split between both sides but has been slowly and only partially implemented.
Saudi Arabia Looks for Yemen Exit Strategy
The kingdom wants to end its five-year commitment in the Yemen conflict without admitting defeat but choices are limited and stakes are high
UN seeks $2.4 bln for Yemen, warns aid operation nearly broke
Around 80% of Yemen's population - 24 million people - need aid. The country has been mired in conflict since the Iran-allied Houthi group ousted Yemen's government from the capital Sanaa in 2014.
