Saudi Arabia’s Changes to Mecca Are ’More Las Vegas’ Than Religious

Southern Yemeni Separatist Leader Plans for an Independence Referendum

Desperate and Forgotten: The Bombs Keep On Coming, And Yemenis Keep On Dying

A severe humanitarian crisis continues to wreak havoc on the Yemeni people while the arms deals get bigger

Saudi Arabia Wants To Modernize? They Should Stop Terrorizing Their Neighbors First

They're still pretty keen on making the lives of their neighbors more miserable, and that, in principle, is antithetical to what a moderate Muslim country should strive to be.

Can Moscow Mediate Between Tehran and Riyadh?

The Middle East is in a process of a geopolitical makeover that can affect the region for decades to come.

Yemen: A Vaccination Will Not Make The Bombs Go Away

So as citizens we pay tax to our governments, who help fund WHO programs, such as polio vaccination, in Yemen. But we also allow our governments to give arms licenses to companies in our home countries that in turn end up killing children in Yemen.

Birthdays Under Siege in Yemen: No Candles, No Presents

Mona al-Zoraigi stands, a forlorn figure in the dilapidated kitchen of her bombed-out apartment, consumed with guilt that she cannot provide her youngest child with the one thing he has been yearning for most.

Stop US Involvement In The War In Yemen

On Nov. 2, the U.S. House will vote on House Concurrent Resolution 91, a bipartisan proposal directing President Donald Trump to remove U.S. military forces from unauthorized involvement in the ugly war in Yemen.