The Unholy War in Yemen

Yemen War Generates Widespread Suffering, But Few Refugees

Students Demonstrate Saudi war on Yemen

Students of Sana’a university rally against Saudi bombardments of educational facilities in Yemen

Yemeni Army Captures 150 Hirelings in Baidha

The Yemeni security services and popular committees captured on Tuesday 150 Saudi-led coalition forces in Rada’a city of Baidha province.

After Dropping Thousands of Bombs on Yemen, Saudi Arabia is Freaked Out by the UN’s Interest

Several of the non-permanent members of the council, including Angola, New Zealand, Uruguay and Spain, have identified Yemen as an area that needs to be addressed with a humanitarian-specific resolution.

One of the Oldest Civilizations: Crimes against Humanity, Saudi Bombings of Yemen’s Heritage Sites

Destruction of a number of unique cultural heritage landmarks caused Yemen to lose an important part of its civilization, creative legacy

Riyadh in Secret Talks with Yemen’s Houthis: Report

Saudi Arabia has held direct secret talks with Yemen’s Houthis and agreed to more negotiations in the Jordanian capital, a London-based newspaper, Rai al-Youm, reported.

Yemen Receives Just 2% of Required $1.8Bln in Aid

The Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan, launched in Geneva last month, is currently just 2 percent funded, according to spokesman for the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) Leo Dobbs.