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Biden Should Push to End the War in Yemen

By Raiman Al-Hamdani

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
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Pressure to End the Saudi-Led War in Yemen Is Growing

The Trump Administration announced that the U.S. would stop refueling Saudi warplanes engaged in the bombing of Yemen

By Billy Perrigo

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

Yemen War Crimes May Have Been Committed on All Sides: U.N.

The report highlighted airstrikes targeting civilians and sexual violence

By Eli Meixler

46 Ethiopian Migrants Drown Trying to Reach Yemen

More than 7,000 migrants attempt the crossing every month, the IOM says

By Eli Meixler

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

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

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

Between Life and Death in Yemen

Between Life and Death in Yemen A 2-month-old boy, just over 4 lb. (2 kg), is weighed at a hospital in Saada on Oct. 29. By Manon Quérouil-Bruneel / Sana'a Photographs by Véronique de Viguerie—Reportage...

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

'Lives of Millions' at Risk Under Blockade in Yemen

About 130 children are dying every day

By Casey Quackenbush

Saudi Blockade on Yemen Could Starve Millions

Humanitarian agencies have no way to deliver aid

By Casey Quackenbush

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By The Aspen Institute

Half a Million People in Yemen Had Cholera This Year

About 5,000 people are infected every day

By Feliz Solomon

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

What to Know About the Massive Cholera Outbreak in Yemen

Yemen is experiencing the world's worst cholera outbreak

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Meet the Former Governor Fighting the Worst Humanitarian Crisis Since 1945

Four simultaneous famines

By Jack Brewster
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