The Houthi rebels have launched attacks on over 40 ships in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.
Who are the Houthis and why are they attacking Red Sea ships?
The Houthi rebels have launched attacks on over 40 ships in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.
Yemen rebel ballistic missile 'intercepted over Riyadh' - BBC News
The Houthi movement unveiled the Burkan 2 missile in February 2017 The Saudi-led coalition battling Yemen's Houthi rebels says it has intercepted a missile over Riyadh. The Houthis' Al Masirah TV reported that a Burkan H2 ballistic missile had targeted a meeting at the al-Yamama Palace in the Saudi capital. Witnesses said they heard an explosion and posted pictures online showing a cloud of smoke
Yemen's future looks grim after Saleh's killing - BBC News
Having avoided the fate of fellow Arab autocrats in 2011, Yemen's former President Ali Abdullah Saleh has been killed in a roadside gunfight while attempting to flee the capital Sanaa. Saleh will be remembered as the man who shaped modern Yemen in his own image, but who was more willing to burn the country to the ground than relinquish power. Yet without his deal-making skills, the civil war he he
Yemen crisis: Who is fighting whom? - BBC News
Thousands of civilian deaths have reportedly been the result of Saudi-led coalition air strikes The warring sides in Yemen are swapping hundreds of prisoners - a move which has built hopes for a permanent ceasefire between the Saudi-backed government forces and the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels. The eight year-long civil war has led to the deaths of thousands of Yemenis, and created a major humanit
Torn in two: Yemen divided
Yemen is broken. The country once dubbed by the Romans as "Arabia Felix" - "Fortunate Arabia" - because of its lush valleys and rich agriculture has been torn apart by war. The UN estimates that close to 6,000 people have been killed since a Saudi-led nine-nation coalition began air strikes in March 2015, hoping to defeat the Houthi rebels who had taken over half the country. Already the poorest c
Yemen refugees choosing to return to a failed state
The UN says numbers fleeing to the Horn of Africa will continue to grow over the next year "Refugees and migrants", a recent report, external by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) noted, "arrive after many hours at sea often traumatised and exhausted, with little or no personal belonging, and in urgent need of food, water and emergency healthcare." This, however, was not about what
Yemen crisis: Famine threatens war-torn country, warns UN
More than 21 million people in Yemen are in need of help, according to the UN Yemen's conflict has left it on the brink of famine, the UN's World Food Programme (WFP) has warned. Food shortages, lack of fresh water, and low fuel stocks have created a "perfect storm" for the Yemeni people, the WFP's Ertharin Cousin said, external. The organisation estimates nearly 13 million people urgently require
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Yemen war: Why the battle for Hudaydah matters
Yemen separatists capture most of Aden, residents say - BBC News
Yemen war: Former leader Ali Abdullah Saleh 'killed' - BBC News
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