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.

Missiles are displayed during a military parade held by the Houthis, who are armed primarily by the IRGC.
Rawya Hassan, a mother of seven, sits with her children outside their hut at the al-Bireen camp for displaced people who fled fighting between the Houthis and forces of Yemen's internationally recognized government in Taiz province, Yemen, September 17, 2026.

UNICEF: Acute child malnutrition on the rise in Yemen as fighting disrupts healthcare access

US PRESIDENT Donald Trump meets with Saudi Crown Prince MBS in the White House’s Oval Office, Nov. 18.

Trump calls off planned US strikes on Houthis at last minute after Saudi plea - report

Houthi strike on Saudi forces.

Houthis target Saudi forces, claim to strike vehicles using 'domestically manufactured' missiles


The Nasna Foundation - Meet Yemen’s female entrepreneurs

Alternative stoves, special heat-retaining cooking bags aid during wartime gas shortage.

A UN Population Fund respresentative inspects the Solar Oven

Yemen separatist group announces self rule in south

The STC "will bear alone the dangerous and catastrophic consequences for such an announcement," said Yemen's Foreign Minister.

A Yemeni government soldier holds a weapon as he stands by an emblem of the STC at the headquarters of the separatist Southern Transitional Council in Ataq

Yemeni who survived the war tells of newest struggle with coronavirus

If you have already gone through hell, you should be exempt from new trials. But this is not the case and we are in this together

A displaced Yemeni boy is seen at a refugee camp located between Marib and Sanaa, Yemen March 29, 2018.

Conference looks at future map for peace in Yemen

Weekend panelists say peaceful solution must involve greater role for rank-and-file citizens

A displaced Yemeni boy is seen at a refugee camp located between Marib and Sanaa, Yemen March 29, 2018.

Humanitarian situation in Yemen’s ‘forgotten war’ worsens

“We have had really heavy rain, which has caused people who are already displaced by conflict to be displaced by floods,” Headon said. “This is still the largest humanitarian crisis in the world."

Ethiopian migrants, stranded in war-torn Yemen, sit on the ground of a detention site pending repatriation to their home country, in Aden, Yemen

U.S. considers more intel sharing with Saudi Arabia after attack-sources

Any expansion in U.S. intelligence sharing could trigger a sharp reaction from Congress.

THE CENTRAL Intelligence Agency, one of many institutions that US President Donald Trump has been accused of treading on.

Radio Becomes New Battlefield in Yemen War

Stations attacked and threatened by Houthi rebels as they attempt to influence largely illiterate listenership

Shi'ite Muslim rebels in Sanaa, Yemen, March 26, 2013

Yemen leader-in-exile Hadi returns for meeting of divided parliament

Hadi's Riyadh-backed government, which is still recognized internationally, has been based in the southern port city of Aden since 2015 and Hadi has not set foot there since a visit last August.

Supporters of the Houthi movement shout slogans as they attend a rally to mark the 4th anniversary of the Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen's war, in Sanaa, Yemen March 26, 2019.

Democrats ignore anti-BDS push and pass bill against Saudi war in Yemen

The last time the Yemen bill was considered, Republicans attached language condemning antisemitism. In that case, Democrats surprised Republicans by allowing the language to go through.

Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C

Bypassing Trump, U.S. House passes resolution ending Saudi support in Yemen

The final tally was not available, but about 15 House Republicans joined Democrats in backing the resolution.

U.S. President Donald Trump delivers his State of the Union address to a joint session of the U.S. Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S. January 30, 2018