Current Affairs of Yemen

Macron's engagement with dictators and anti-democratic groups may benefit France in the short term, but if he can persuade regional actors to respect human rights, the region's people may have something to look forward to.

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

As of March 2022, 31 journalists or bloggers are in Saudi Arabia’s prison network, making the oil-rich kingdom the world’s fifth largest jailer of journalists in the world.

The factors that further exacerbate conditions for refugees in Yemen have multiplied in recent months, underscoring Jolie's bid to increase media attention on this issue.

The war in Yemen has taken a dangerous turn.

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

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

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

Kordahi has caused a diplomatic crisis which Lebanon may pay a hefty price for.

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

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 US-brokered ceasefire or peace the Houthis will welcome.

The group notably ignored advice from Tehran not to capture Sanaa back in 2014. Al-Houthi’s independence thus suggests that he is primarily driven by a domestic agenda rather than a desire to help Hezbollah and Iran exert control over the region. …

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, said international NGOs.

The new deal has halted fighting on one front but recent events show there are multiple parties that could benefit from further instability in the region.

The focus has to shift from transferring knowledge to building students' skills and providing them with critical and analytical tools to make any ideology they encounter subject to examination and scrutiny.

Yemenis severely suffer from the having two economies in Yemen and from dealing with two Riyals

“I felt strongly - even at that age - that with an education I could become anybody and do anything I wanted,” writes Yemeni film director Khadija al-Salami in her book The Tears of Sheba. At the age of 11, she was married off to an older man, …

In Yemen, we don’t care about museums but in every household there’s a piece of art. I opened my phone and showed her the old pictures of Sana’a that I keep and the pictures of Shibam Hadramout and Tarim, and I told her that these are living …

Blindness is a story written by noble writer José Saramago, a romantic novelist, whose words are so beautiful, that you regret that he left this world before you got the chance to meet him.

The southern separatists are stronger than ever before, taking advantage of the ongoing war against the Houthis in the north to bolster their position. Any serious attempt to divide Yemen would inevitably prolong the current conflict, exacerbating …