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Yemenis divided by war share hope for peace
For residents of the impoverished country, there is little escape from the daily propaganda and fiery speeches of warring parties urging their supporters to fight "the enemy".
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150 killed in battle for Yemen's Hodeida as global alarm grows
A military source in the pro-government coalition said the insurgents had pushed back a large-scale assault aimed at moving towards the port, under rebel control since 2014.
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149 killed as Yemen rebels hold back loyalists in Hodeida
Residents and government military sources have reported rebel snipers stationed on rooftops in civilian streets in eastern Hodeida, a few miles from the port on the western edge of the city.
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At least 61 killed in clashes in Yemen's Hodeida
Medics in the Red Sea city reported 43 Huthi rebels and nine loyalists killed in clashes over the past 24 hours.
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Yemen famine crisis
Maps showing famine risk and internal displacement in Yemen.
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Fears for civilians rise as clashes rattle Yemen port city
Five days of battles between Iran-linked Huthi rebels and the army have left more than 150 combatants dead in the Red Sea province of Hodeida.
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Yemeni civilians trapped by Hodeidah fighting, aid groups say
The alliance has massed thousands of Yemeni troops in recent days near the heavily defended port, but a source in the coalition told Reuters there were no immediate plans for an assault.
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UN: War-torn Yemen ‘living hell’ for children
According to Unicef, 1.8 million Yemeni children under the age of five suffer from acute malnutrition, and the lives of 400,000 severely affected children are under threat.
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UN aims to re-launch Yemen peace talks 'within a month'
UN envoy Martin Griffiths welcomed calls for an immediate resumption of talks and a ceasefire in Yemen.
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UN warns of worsening hunger crisis in Yemen
Over eight million people are already considered to be on the brink of famine in Yemen, according to the World Food Programme.
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Turkey says will search consulate where Saudi journalist vanished
Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan asked Saudi Arabia on Monday to prove its assertion that Khashoggi left the consulate.
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5.2 million children at famine risk in Yemen: charity
Disruption to supplies coming through the embattled Red Sea port of Hodeida could 'cause starvation on an unprecedented scale,' the British based NGO said in a new report.
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Saudi-led air strike kills 4 at Yemen radio station, UN intensifies diplomacy
The attack took place as UN officials engaged in shuttle diplomacy to arrange a resumption of peace talks in the four-year-old.
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Yemen rebels refuse to join Geneva talks until conditions met
The conditions include the transport of wounded rebels to Oman and the repatriation of rebels who have already received treatment there and a guarantee that the Huthi delegation would be allowed to return to the rebel-held capital Sanaa after the talks.
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Protests over Yemen's weakening currency paralyse Aden
Yemen is one of the poorest Arab countries and the war has pushed it toward humanitarian collapse as hunger and disease spread.
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Yemen buries children killed by air strike, Riyadh insists raid 'legitimate'
At least 40 children were killed in Thursday’s raid which hit the bus as it drove through a market of Dahyan, a town in Saada, the armed Houthi group said.
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Saudi-led coalition announces probe into deadly Yemen air raid
The strike by the Western-backed alliance, in which at least 40 children are said to have been killed, outraged human rights groups and was strongly condemned by UN officials.
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Yemen's Houthis welcome UN call for investigation into air strikes
UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Thursday condemned the air strike and called for an 'independent and prompt investigation,' his spokesman said.
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Saudi air strikes in Yemen described as 'grotesque'
The ICRC said a strike hit the bus driving children in Dahyan market, in northern Saada.
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Dozens killed, including children, in Yemen air strikes
The Western-backed alliance fighting the Iranian-aligned Houthi group in Yemen accused the Houthis of using children as human shields.
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Fighting moves closer to centre of Yemen's main port city
The alliance led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates launched its assault on the heavily defended Red Sea city on 12 June to try to weaken the Iran-aligned Houthi movement.
