8 Million at Risk of Starvation but U.S. Continues to Support Saudi-led Airstrikes

44 Small Graves Stir Questions about US Policy in Yemen

After Dozens of Children Die, Trump Administration Faces Mounting Pressure over Yemen war

Lawmakers increased pressure on the Trump administration over the war in Yemen this week after an airstrike killed dozens of children, urging officials to explain and possibly adjust U.S. support for nations waging war against the Houthis … there.

Hudayda on the Brink: A Turning Point in Yemen’s War?

The Yemeni port of Hudayda must be protected, or the war will spill outside of the country's borders

Trade Deals & Lucrative Arms Contracts: Why The Saudi-Canada Spat Has Nothing to Do With Human Rights

The diplomatic feud between Canada and Saudi Arabia caught most officials, at least in Ottawa, completely off-guard.

The Irish Times View on Atrocities in Yemen: Saudis Must Be Held Accountable

Demands for international humanitarian aid must be kept up on behalf of the ordinary Yemenis imperiled by the conflict

Saudi Bus Bombing Marks a New Low in Yemen

If it wasn't so sad and tragic it would almost be laughable. Credible commentators, including a leading German analyst, have said last week's bombing of a school bus in Yemen probably doesn't qualify as a war crime because the Royal Saudi Air Force is so incompetent the odds are it just made a mistake.

Yemen’s Healthcare in Crisis: A Doctor Speaks Out

Dr Anisa, a doctor with British Red Cross partner the Yemen Red Crescent, speaks from a battered clinic in Sana’a, Yemen.