UK Councils Invest £566m In Arms Firms Linked To Yemen War

From Yemen to Saudi Arabia and back: The odyssey of Buthaina al-Raimi

See No Evil: Pentagon Issues Blanket Denial That It Knows Anything About Detainee Abuse In Yemen

In a previously unpublished report to Congress, the Department of Defense said that it has found no evidence of detainee abuse by U.S. allies in Yemen, contradicting reports from journalists, human rights groups, and a U.N. panel of experts that documented torture by U.S.-backed forces.

Senate Vote to Pull U.S. Troops Out of Yemen Was Important

And while the resolution was not perfect—there were huge loopholes—it has finally drawn wider attention to the U.S. administration’s dirty war in Yemen.

The U.S. Art Market For Stolen Antiquities From Yemen Must Be Shut Down

While media coverage has closely followed the fighting around some of these historic places and collections, it has sadly ignored that this history is being stripped for sale to foreign buyers.

UK Arms Exports Officials Met Saudi Government Just Days After Khashoggi Murder

The UK government is accused of "rank hypocrisy" after high-level delegation from the Defence and Security Organisation was in Riyadh on the day of the killing

The US Is On the Side of Terrorists and War Criminals in Yemen

The Saudi coalition’s cooperation with and support for members of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has been an open secret for many years.

Yemeni Surprises That Exhausted the Forces of Aggression

As 2018 draws to a close and Yemen is set to usher in a new year, the invaders’ dreams of seizing the capital Sana’a have not come true.