From the Ashes: Salvaging Yemen’s Destroyed Past through the Kaplan RPI Program

Six Actions to Help Alleviate the Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen

Boris Johnson Approved £1.2 Billion Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia as Bombs Rained Down on Yemen

As Foreign Secretary, Johnson licensed bombs two days after Saudi forces destroyed a food factory killing 14 people. And a day before a school was bombed, killing 10 children. Two months later, Saudi forces bombed a funeral killing 140 people. In the weeks that followed, Johnson signed another arms transfers for bombs.

University Graduates Fear Bleak Future amid Lack of Job Opportunities in War-torn Yemen

Hundreds of university graduates across the southern port city of Aden have gathered along with their families and friends inside a sports stadium to attend their celebration festival.

Experts Fear Deserted Oil Tanker Off Yemen Could Explode

‘Floating bomb’ holding 1m oil barrels could create environmental disaster in Red Sea

War-torn Yemen Struggles to Deal with Influx of Illegal African Immigrants

Illegal African immigrants continue flocking into various areas of Yemen despite tightened security measures imposed by the government authorities, which face difficulties in dealing with mounting migration.

The UAE's Yemen Withdrawal Leaves Saudi Arabia Exposed

Without Abu Dhabi's direct military intervention in the fight against the Houthis, Saudi Arabia must contend with its own record of countless mistakes in Yemen

Limits on Western Arms Exports Helped Spur Indigenous Saudi and UAE Defense Industry

Western concerns about making military technology transfers to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia may have led to greater reliance on indigenous military technologies in the conflict in Yemen, and experts expect those investments to continue to grow.