The Houthis said they had targeted ’Saudi military buildups’, while Yemen’s government slammed the attacks as aiming for civilian infrastructure.

At least 119 media outlets and rights groups have raised serious alarm over the escalation, warning it could have far greater consequences on press freedoms.

As Israeli settlers wreak havoc on Palestine’s olive harvest, Britain must move beyond limited sanctions and impose a full ...

The two countries sought to repair relations last year, even at one point declaring that the relationship was back to normal, ...

Saudi Aramco evacuated its Dhahran headquarters amid Houthi attacks and ordered staff to work remotely for the first time since the Yemen war resumed ...

A US appeals court ruled on Friday that President Donald Trump's administration is not required under the US Constitution to ...

With Iran, the US and Israel on the brink of renewed conflict, reports suggest the next war could be far more devastating ...

Yemeni fishermen face torture, forced labour and confiscation of boats in Eritrea, while dozens remain detained amid limited ...

Houthi fighters have encircled Taiz since early October, blocking the road that links it to interim capital Aden.

The bank raid comes just months after bank governor Naji Issa first announced his resignation, which the parliament rejected ...

Metallica’s frontman calling for ‘no politics’ in music contradicts the band’s own history of anti-war songs and activism, ...

In her debut feature, director Ghasideh Golmakani imagines a film set where men must dress as women. We speak to her about ...