Yemen’s Catch-22: Numbers Capture Conflict’s Scale but Dehumanize its Victims
The devastation which has befallen Yemen is hard to fathom. While numbers may capture the scale of the disaster, they ...
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UN Food Agency Reaches Frontline Yemen Districts for First Time
The frontline district controlled by the Houthi rebels has been under siege by the opposing Saudi-backed government coalition, making it ...
Winning Without War: Is a New Generation of US Foreign Policy on the Rise?
The Globe Post spoke with Kate Kizer, policy director at Win Without War, about Iran, Yemen, and the future of ...
Saudi Arabia Shuts Major Oil Pipeline After Huthi Drone Attacks
Drone attacks claimed by Yemen's Huthi rebels shut down one of Saudi Arabia's major oil pipelines Tuesday, further ratcheting up ...
Key Grain Silos in Famine Threatened Yemen Come Under Fire: UN
Grain silos outside the port of Hodeida that are vital to U.N. plans to feed millions of Yemenis at risk ...
Famine on The Rise in Near East And North Africa: UN Food Agency
Countries most affected include Iraq, Libya, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, whose ongoing four-year war has killed tens of thousands of ...
Eight Migrants Die Under ‘Inhumane Conditions’ in Yemen: UN
Eight Africa migrants have died in makeshift camps in war-hit Yemen, the U.N. said Thursday, warning thousands were living under ...
Will Sudan’s Transition Succeed? Lessons from the Middle East and North Africa
While there is some room for optimism for a new era of democracy and civilian rule in Sudan, the legacy ...
Yemen Risks ‘Massive Resurgence’ of Cholera: Oxfam
Oxfam has warned that war-torn Yemen risks a "massive resurgence" of cholera, with around 195,000 suspected cases of the disease ...
MSF Halts Work in Yemen’s Aden After Patient Kidnapped, Killed
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has stopped admitting patients to its clinic in Yemen's Aden after staff were threatened and a ...
Infested Yemen Food Aid Needs Fumigation to Feed Millions: WFP
"Yemeni civilians, including children, are now more vulnerable and hungrier than at any time since March 2015."
Yemeni Women Take on Traditional ‘Male’ Roles Amid Crisis
With the Yemen civil war raging for almost four years, many of women now have to step into roles that were ...
Humanitarian Catastrophe in Yemen Getting Even Worse [UN Report]
The situation in war-torn Yemen, already facing the most severe humanitarian crisis in the world, is getting even worse, the ...
US House Passes War Powers Resolution to End Support for Saudi-Coalition in Yemen
Democrats speaking in favor of the resolution argued that support for the coalition makes the U.S. complicit in what the ...
Pope Francis Makes History With Muslim Dialogue in UAE
The pope was expected to raise the issue of Yemen, devastated by a war in which the UAE is a ...
Sanders, Khanna Renew Fight to End US Support for Yemen War
"The Senate said in no uncertain terms that we will not continue to have our military posture dictated by a ...
UN Accuses Houthi Rebels of Diverting Humanitarian Aid in Starving Yemen
The UN World Food Programme accused Houthi rebels of "criminal behavior" in diverting humanitarian aid in war-stricken Yemen.
UN Warns Yemen Could Face ‘Much Worse’ in 2019
U.N. chief Antonio Guterres warned Sunday that "much worse" lay in store for Yemen in 2019 unless its warring parties ...
Internal Battle Rages in US Senate Over Response to Khashoggi Murder
Republican Senator Rand Paul told The Globe Post that there’s an ongoing battle in the Senate over the best course ...
Yemen Sees Uptick in Migrant Arrivals Despite Crisis [Report]
Over 90 percent of the incoming migrants are Ethiopian while the majority of the rest are Somalis.
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