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Journalists’ Adversity in Yemen

Since 2015, journalists in Yemen have been harassed, persecuted and psychologically and physically oppressed. The war significantly impacted the …

Tags: Media - War in Yemen - December 16, 2022

Yemen: In the Eye of the Storm

The conflict in Ukraine will worsen the humanitarian crisis in Yemen.

Tags: International Affairs - Refugees - Russia - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - March 31, 2022

On Jolie’s Visit to Yemen and the Call for International Solidarity

The factors that further exacerbate conditions for refugees in Yemen have multiplied in recent months, underscoring Jolie's bid to increase media …

Tags: European Union - International Affairs - Refugees - Social Justice - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - March 10, 2022

The UAE and Israel’s Warming Relations Leave Palestinians Sidelined

Palestinians in Israel continue to live under what Amnesty International calls apartheid.

Tags: International Affairs - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - February 11, 2022

Yemen’s War Set to Escalate After Houthis Strike UAE Heartland

The war in Yemen has taken a dangerous turn.

Tags: Defence and Security - International Affairs - USA - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - January 25, 2022

FSO Safer: Bomb that Might Explode in the Red Sea

FSO Safer’s parts and equipment are severely damaged due to the lack of maintenance.

Tags: Corruption - Defence and Security - USA - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - January 21, 2022

US-Saudi Ties: The Balance of Interests is Shifting

The main problem lies in the marked deterioration in the kingdom's relationship with the United States.

Tags: Defence and Security - GCC - International Affairs - Nuclear Programs - USA - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - January 20, 2022

Aden Airport: A Final Window for Yemen Threatened by Repeated Attacks

Aden airport is the most important gateway from which Yemenis look at the world.

Tags: War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - December 23, 2021

US Counter-Terrorism Operations in Yemen Have Caused Significant Civilian Harm

Twenty years of counter-terrorism operations by US forces in Yemen have caused significant civilian harm, reports human rights NGO Mwatana.

Tags: Defence and Security - International Affairs - USA - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - May 17, 2021

Yemen: A Northern Offensive Makes Diplomacy More Urgent

While the new Administration has shown more support for the Houthi movement compared to Donald Trump, there is still some skepticism as to how much a …

Tags: Defence and Security - International Affairs - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - February 25, 2021

Calling Houthis “Terrorists” Won’t Bring Peace to Yemen

A country said to be enduring one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world should be afforded measures making aid work easier rather than harder, …

Tags: Defence and Security - International Affairs - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - January 18, 2021

Is Saudi Arabia on the Verge of Striking a Deal with Yemen’s Houthi Rebels?

The agreement signed in the Saudi capital Riyadh on 5 November stipulated the formation of a new cabinet of 24 ministers, with 50 per cent of the …

Tags: International Affairs - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - December 19, 2019

Did Yemen Just Sink Deeper into a Quagmire?

The Houthis, who have received support from Iran, maintain a grip on key central and northern provinces and have stepped up attacks on Saudi cities in …

Tags: International Affairs - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - August 22, 2019

The UAE’s Withdrawal From Yemen is Strategic in Every Way

While the decision of the UAE to reduce its troops presence in Yemen is a notable turn in the four-year conflict, the UAE still plays a key role …

Tags: Defence and Security - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - July 31, 2019

In Yemen War, Complex Ground Reality Hinders Peace Process

The complexity of the war is the main obstacle to the peace process. What started as the failure of a political transition supposed to bring stability …

Tags: International Affairs - War in Yemen - April 18, 2019

In Yemen, Hodeidah Ceasefire Hangs by a Thread

With 70 per cent of goods entering Yemen through Hodeidah, the ceasefire effectively prevented 22 million people from starving. Experts and rights …

Tags: International Affairs - War in Yemen - February 28, 2019

Khashoggi Case Puts Saudi Actions in Yemen Front and Center

The assassination of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi on 2 October 2018 while he was inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul prompted a multitude of …

Tags: International Affairs - War in Yemen - January 18, 2019

Stockholm Agreement: A Step Toward Restoring Peace and Stability in Yemen

While Yemenis hope the disputing parties will abide by the agreement negotiated in Sweden, the outstanding issues and subsequent actions remain the …

Tags: International Affairs - War in Yemen - January 12, 2019

In Yemen, a Lost Generation of Children

85,000: That is the estimated number of children under the age of 5 who have died of starvation during three and a half years of war in Yemen, …

Tags: Health - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - December 24, 2018

US Complicity in the Saudi-led Genocide in Yemen spans Obama, Trump Administrations

The U.S. shares responsibility with the coalition for genocide in Yemen. The U.S. must cease and desist all activities that facilitate genocide in …

Tags: Defence and Security - International Affairs - USA - War in Yemen - Wars and Conflicts - December 15, 2018