In an interview with FRANCE 24, Mark Lowcock, the UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, expressed his concern about the situation in Yemen, a country ravaged by war, famine and>>
The “irresponsible arms flows” by the US, UK, France and other European countries to the Saudi-led coalition fighting Shiite rebels in Yemen has inflicted “enormous harm to Yemeni civilians,”>>
Tens of thousands of Houthi rebel supporters demonstrated in Yemen’s capital on Monday to mark three years of the Saudi offensive, hours after Riyadh said it had intercepted seven rebel missiles.>>
Russia vetoed a British-drafted U.N. resolution on Monday that took aim at Iran over a report by U.N. experts that said the country violated an arms embargo by failing to prevent missiles and drones>>
Thousands of people took to the streets in Sanaa, the capital of Yemen, on Monday to protest against the Saudi-led blockade. Saudi Arabia and its allies have said the tightening of restrictions on>>
"A war that has claimed thousands of lives, mainly civilians, is going to intensify" - FRANCE 24 International Affairs Editor Robert Parsons.>>
Three years into a devastating war that has ravaged swathes of the country, Yemen is battling a deadly cholera outbreak amid a crippling blockade that has hampered the delivery of critical aid.>>
Saudi military forces pressed their offensive against Yemen's Shiite rebels on Saturday after the insurgents made a cross-border raid earlier this week. Meanwhile rebels claim they captured some>>
Yemen has rejected Iranian "interference" in its affairs after Tehran's foreign minister criticised regional intervention in Sanaa's war with Shiite rebels in a thinly veiled allusion to Saudi Arabia.>>
Saudi Arabia says it has regained control of Jabal Dukhan, an area they say was seized by Yemeni Shi'ite rebels who reportedly crossed into Saudi territory last week.>>
A Saudi official said on Tuesday that 73 Saudi soldiers had died and a further 26 had gone missing in the border war waged since November against Yemeni Shiite rebels.>>
Saudi Arabia said on Saturday that its forces had regained control of a strategic mountain on the Saudi side of the border from Yemeni Shia rebels.>>
Saudi officials have released their first casualty report since the start of a border war with Yemeni Shiite rebels in November, saying 73 Saudi soldiers had died and a further 23 were still missing.>>
At least 30 suspected Al-Qaeda members were killed in military air raid at dawn on the eastern Yemeni province of Shabwa, a security source said. They were reportedly planning an attack on Yemeni and>>
The Saudi-led coalition fighting Yemen's Shiite rebels said it intercepted a missile fired over southern Riyadh on Tuesday, which the rebels said was targeting a "top leadership" meeting at the royal>>
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- Yemen separatists lose contact with delegation in Saudi Arabia for talks
- Yemeni separatist leader charged with 'high treason' by Yemen's anti-Houthi council
- Yemeni separatists deny reports of leader's flight after treason charge
- Yemeni forces regain control of strategic port after days of airstrikes
- Scores of Yemeni separatists killed in clashes and strikes, military official says
- Yemen presidency says Saudi-backed forces seize key province of Hadramawt
- Saudi airstrikes kill seven as rift with UAE-backed separatists deepens in Yemen
- Yemen is back from the brink, but frenemies Saudi Arabia and UAE have much to negotiate
