Torrential rains caused widespread floods in the southern Yemeni city of Mukalla, where a young man was electrocuted, local official said on Thursday.
One dead as rain, floods hit south Yemen city
Torrential rains caused widespread floods in the southern Yemeni city of Mukalla, where a young man was electrocuted, local official said on Thursday.
U.N. ends Yemen war crimes probe in defeat for Western states
Bahrain, Russia and other members of the U.N. Human Rights Council pushed through a vote on Thursday to shut down the body’s war crimes investigations in Yemen, in a stinging defeat for Western states …
UN: 10,000 displaced as clashes escalate over key Yemen city
The U.N. migration agency says fighting over the key Yemeni city of Marib last month displaced around 10,000 people …
UN: 10,000 displaced as clashes escalate over key Yemen city
The U.N. migration agency says fighting over the key Yemeni city of Marib last month displaced around 10,000 people …
UN ends Yemen war crimes probe in historic defeat at rights body
The United Nations Human Rights Council narrowly agreed on Thursday to end the mandate of its independent investigators who have found that all sides in Yemen’s conflict have committed acts that may …
Saudi lobbying jeopardises UN Yemen war crimes probe, activists say
Saudi Arabia has lobbied heavily against a Western resolution that would extend the mandate of U.N. investigators who have documented possible war crimes in Yemen, including by the Riyadh-led …
UN envoy calls for ‘inclusive settlement’ to end Yemen war
UN special envoy for Yemen Hans Grundberg called on Wednesday for an “inclusive political settlement” to end the conflict, as he wrapped …
UN envoy calls for ‘inclusive settlement’ to end Yemen war
UN special envoy for Yemen Hans Grundberg called on Wednesday for an “inclusive political settlement” to end the conflict, as he wrapped …
A massive, defunct oil tanker off of Yemen’s coastline could sink or explode any day, costing the shipping industry billions and leaving millions of Yemenis in harm’s way
One of the largest oil tankers in the world is ‘dead’ off of Yemen’s coast and could sink any day. According to the New Yorker, the ship holds over a million barrels of oil. Yemenis are at serious …