More than 17 million people in conflict-torn Yemen are going hungry, including over one million children under the age of ...

Whether it’s petty crime or capital offences like drug trafficking and murder, Indian citizens, often migrant workers in the ...

Yemen's current crisis stems from nearly a decade of devastating conflict that began in late 2014 when the Houthi group seized control of several northern provinces, forcing the internationally ...

Riyadh: Yemen’s internationally recognized government has called for the termination of the United Nations mission tasked with overseeing the 2018 Hodeidah Agreement, just days ahead of a UN Security ...

Yemen drops from the top of the Watchlist for the first time in three years not because of an improvement in the humanitarian situation but because crises in other countries are worsening even more ...

Yemen crisis update 2022. Yemenis face an uncertain 2022 as the conflict-driven economic collapse deepens despite a relative lull in fighting. Yemen drops from the top of the Watchlist for the first ...

1. A humanitarian crisis waiting to happen. Even before the war, Yemen was the Arabian Peninsula’s poorest country. In 2012, some 44% of its population of 25 million were undernourished with ...

Yemen, historically divided between Shiites, who live mostly in the northeast, and the majority Sunni population who live in the southeast, is important to regional players and the United States ...

The United Nations has raised $1.2 billion in humanitarian aid pledges for Yemen at a conference aimed at helping millions of people in the war-stricken country.

Yemen's gross domestic product has been cut in half since 2015, with more than 600,000 jobs lost and a least 80 percent of the population living below the poverty line, according to U.N. numbers.

Nominally under British authority until 1967, South Yemen became the People’s Republic of Southern Yemen in 1967 and became aligned with the Soviet bloc. Although Sunni-Zaydi or Sunni-Shi’a divisions ...