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Yemen
She Helped Launch Yemen's Revolution. 10 Years On, Tawakkol Karman Still Believes Change Is Possible
By Joseph Hincks
12 Children Killed in Yemen Strikes During Two-Day Period
By Hillary Leung
Nobel Laureate: Yemen Is the World's Worst Humanitarian Crisis. Here's How to End it
By Tawakkol Karman
Pressure to End the Saudi-Led War in Yemen Is Growing
By Billy Perrigo
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In Yemen, Trump's 'America First' Has Morphed Into 'Saudi First'
Human rights activists, aid workers, and members of Congress welcomed Friday’s news that the Trump Administration would finally end refueling of the Saudi coalition in Yemen. It seemed that after years of pressure, the Administration...
By Wardah Khalid
November 13, 2018
Yemen War Crimes May Have Been Committed on All Sides: U.N.
The report highlighted airstrikes targeting civilians and sexual violence
By Eli Meixler
August 28, 2018
46 Ethiopian Migrants Drown Trying to Reach Yemen
More than 7,000 migrants attempt the crossing every month, the IOM says
By Eli Meixler
June 7, 2018
The Saudi Crown Prince Is Pledging Aid to Yemen Even as He Hits It With Airstrikes
The U.N. has called the situation in Yemen "the worst man-made humanitarian crisis of our time"
By W.J. Hennigan
April 6, 2018
Yemen Enters Its Fourth Year of War—and Humanitarian Crisis
On March 25, 2015, Saudi Arabia launched airstrikes on Yemen, abruptly escalating a civil war into a regional conflagration. Yemen was already the poorest country on the Arabian Peninsula even before the Saudis intervened, with...
By Kate Samuelson
March 29, 2018
Senate Vote May Spoil Saudi Crown Prince's Visit
The Senate will push this week to end U.S. military support for the Saudi Arabia-led war in Yemen, potentially cutting off intelligence, materiel and midair pufueling assistance to the Kingdom's forces, just as Saudi Crown...
By W.J. Hennigan
March 19, 2018
Yemen Could Be Out of Food in Six Weeks, Aid Official Warns
Johan Mooij expects food supplies in Yemen’s capital of Sana to run out in about six weeks. Mooij is the Yemen country director for CARE, one of several dozen humanitarian groups working with the United...
By Elizabeth Dias
November 22, 2017
'Lives of Millions' at Risk Under Blockade in Yemen
About 130 children are dying every day
By Casey Quackenbush
November 17, 2017
Saudi Blockade on Yemen Could Starve Millions
Humanitarian agencies have no way to deliver aid
By Casey Quackenbush
November 9, 2017
College Football is a Moneymaking Sham
These are today's best ideas
By The Aspen Institute
September 5, 2017
Half a Million People in Yemen Had Cholera This Year
About 5,000 people are infected every day
By Feliz Solomon
August 14, 2017
Yemen: Smuggler Deliberately Drowns Some 50 Teenage Migrants
Many did not survive when a human smuggler forced about 120 people into the sea
By Joseph Hincks
August 10, 2017
What to Know About the Massive Cholera Outbreak in Yemen
Yemen is experiencing the world's worst cholera outbreak
By Alexandra Sifferlin
July 26, 2017
Meet the Former Governor Fighting the Worst Humanitarian Crisis Since 1945
Four simultaneous famines
By Jack Brewster
July 20, 2017
Yemen Faces 'Total Collapse' On Our Watch, the U.N. Warns
Seven million Yemenis are currently at risk of famine, with another ten million facing dire food shortages
By Ryan Kilpatrick
May 31, 2017
No New Intelligence Has Yet Emerged From Yemen Raid: Report
The White House and the Pentagon say the mission was a "success"
By Feliz Solomon
February 28, 2017
By the Time We Declare a Famine, It's Already Too Late
And the effects can last for a generation
By Aryn Baker / Cape Town
February 22, 2017
Yemen to 'Ban U.S. Ground Missions'
The Trump administration says the mission was a success, though civilian casualties have caused outrage in Yemen
By Feliz Solomon
February 8, 2017
'Fool of the White House:' Al-Qaeda 'Taunts Trump'
In an audio message being shared online that purports to be by Qassim al-Rimi, the leader of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, Trump is referred to as the “fool of the White House”
By Feliz Solomon
February 6, 2017
White House Defends Yemen Raid
The operation left one American commando and likely several civilians dead, including children
By Feliz Solomon
February 3, 2017
White House Says It Won't Target U.S. Citizens in Anti-Terror Operations
The Trump Administration signaled Tuesday that it is apparently breaking from the Obama Administration directive that allowed the government to target specific American citizens involved in terror plots overseas. The statement came after a a...
By Zeke J Miller
January 31, 2017
10,000 People Have Been Killed In Yemen
Nearly 19 million people — 80% of the population — are in need of humanitarian aid
By Joseph Hincks
January 17, 2017
How the Yemen War Went from Regional Conflict to Humanitarian Crisis
What began in 2011 as a popular uprising has now become a catastrophe, with 10,000 dead and a famine looming
By Vincent Durac, University College Dublin / The Conversation Global
January 10, 2017
Yemen Has a Critical Shortfall in Healthcare, WHO Warns
Yemen's ongoing conflict has also caused a shortage of medical doctors
By Tara John
November 8, 2016
Yemen on the Brink of Famine Amid an Intractable Conflict
Images of a teenage woman emaciated from severe malnutrition put Yemen's conflict in the spotlight
By Joseph Hincks
November 3, 2016
Australian Soccer Coach Kidnapped in Yemen
Craig Bruce McAllister went missing late September or earlier October from the country's capital city Sanaa
By Kevin Lui
October 21, 2016
Yemen Cease-Fire to Begin, U.N. Envoy Says
Since March last year nearly 7,000 people have died in fighting in Yemen
By TIME Staff
October 18, 2016
U.S. Fires Missiles at Yemen and the 'Axis of Evil' Persists
U.S. Navy strikes Iranian-backed rebels from the Red Sea
By Mark Thompson
October 13, 2016
U.S. Hits Yemen Radar Locations Following Missile Attacks
The sites were in Houthi-controlled territory on Yemen's Red Sea coast
By TIME Staff
October 13, 2016
The Human Rights Abuses in Yemen's 'Forgotten War'
Some 10,000 people have been killed in the war
By Jared Malsin/Istanbul
October 12, 2016
Yemen's Houthi Rebels in Saudi Arabia for Peace Talks
The fighting to date has killed about 6,000 people, half of them civilians
By Mark Rivett-Carnac
March 9, 2016
Pope Francis Mourns Nuns Killed in Yemen Retirement Home Attack
Gunmen stormed the building, killing 16 people
By Melissa Chan
March 6, 2016
Why It's Time to Dump the $100 Bill
These are today's best ideas
By The Aspen Institute
February 17, 2016
Yemeni City of Taiz on the Brink of Famine
The city is a significant battleground in Yemen’s nearly yearlong conflict
By Mark Rivett-Carnac
February 16, 2016
Hospitals and Medical Personnel Are Under Attack in Yemen’s War
As Yemen’s bloody conflict continues and medical facilities repeatedly come under fire, the wreckage of hospitals and clinics highlights the ugly fact that this war between a Saudi-led coalition and Houthi militants is being fought...
By Jason Cone
February 4, 2016
Hospitals Are Under Fire in Yemen's War
Civilians and doctors are no longer safe in the places they need the most
By Jason Cone
January 29, 2016
Doctors Without Borders Asks for Investigation Into Yemen Hospital Attack
The strike killed six people
By Sarah Begley
January 25, 2016
Yemen Bears Brunt of Saudi Arabia-Iran Fallout
The Arabian country has become the scene of the Middle East's second proxy war
By Jared Malsin / Cairo
January 11, 2016
Yemen Risks 'Balkanization,' Top U.N. Official Says
Fighting in the last nine months has killed more than 2,700 civilians
By Mark Rivett-Carnac
December 23, 2015
These 5 Facts Explain Saudi Arabia's Challenging 2015
A war in Yemen and a rising rivalry with Iran has put the Middle Eastern power on the defensive. Will 2016 be any better?
By Ian Bremmer
December 18, 2015
American Held by Houthi Rebels in Yemen Dies in Detention
John Hamen was contractor at a building being used by the United Nations and was detained by rebels on Oct. 20th
By Abigail Williams and Phil Helsel / NBC News
November 10, 2015
Yemen Hit by a Rare Tropical Cyclone
"You’ve got to think there’s going to be some type of humanitarian crisis out of this"
By Justin Worland
November 3, 2015
These 5 Failing Middle Eastern States May Be Unsalvagable
There may be some international situations that governments simply can't fix
By Ian Bremmer
October 30, 2015
Yemen's Neglected Disaster
The war has taken a horrific toll on the country's people
By Dan Stewart
October 29, 2015
This Ancient City in Yemen Is in Danger of Destruction
The current conflict in southern Arabia is threatening one of the most remarkable sites of the region’s pre-Islamic civilizations
By Sarah Rijziger / History Today
October 28, 2015
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