Global arms trade increased in the last five years, new report shows

German doctor in Yemen: 'Every day I hear shooting outside'

Yemen, five years on: Battles bring back scenes of early days of war

The front lines have been moving since January 2020, forcing people to flee their homes, again

“Beggars can’t be choosers”: Inside the Scottish town built on the arms trade

In Glenrothes, the best work in town is with Raytheon. But with Britain's arms sales to countries like Saudi Arabia under intense scrutiny, locals face a difficult decision

'Too Late for Thousands': Yemen Mercy Flights Present Little Relief for Country's Sick

Flights to Jordan to treat patients have been hailed as a 'diplomatic breakthrough' - but their capacity is too small for the scope of the crisis in Yemen

Hungry People in Yemen's Hajjah Raid WFP Warehouse, Find Food Rotten

Tonnes of rotten WFP food in the Aslam district was burned in front of hungry residents

Sudanese Troops Continue Exit from War-stricken Yemen

The decision earlier this month by Sudan to further slash the number of its troops deployed in Yemen came as no surprise. Jamal Juma Adam, spokesman for Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, informed news agencies on Jan. 14 that only 657 Sudanese soldiers remain in Yemen.

US Admits Yemen’s Houthis Aren’t an Iranian Proxy as the Death Toll Climbs

US Admits Yemen’s Houthis Aren’t an Iranian Proxy as the Death Toll Climbs