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Special coverage: A war fuelled by geopolitical rivals is tearing apart the Middle East's poorest nation. Now famine stalks a landmine-strewn country where millions have been forced from their homes.
Analysis: With Riyadh's jets bombing the Arab world's poorest country, sectarian forces appear to be tearing the Middle East apart.
Analysis: As Yemen's government, Saudi Arabia and the UAE compete with the Houthi rebels for influence over the Middle East's poorest country, environmental issues have become a secondary concern.
The UN pledged more than $1 billion to assist Yemen last week, but how effective will the aid really be to a country with a deteriorating humanitarian and political crisis?
The United Nations is appealing for $2.1 billion in international assistance this year for Yemen – the war-torn country facing famine.
![A Yemeni child who fled fighting between Yemen's armed rebels and pro-government forces in Hodeida, is pictured at a makeshift camp in the district of Abs, in Yemen's northwestern Hajjah province on 13 May 2019. [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/2021-09/GettyImages-1143581160.jpg?h=b816b021&itok=MatxMr2t)
In-depth: International aid can avert complex crises but is often unsustainable. Local groups in Yemen say affected communities need to be economically empowered.
The Saudi-led coalition announced the long-anticipated opening of Sanaa's International Airport earlier this week, but the move has been dismissed as a mere partial opening that was far too late.
°®Âþµº's series 'Together Against Coronavirus' looks at how NGOs in the Middle East and beyond are tackling Covid-19.
This week we focus on the Houthis' new 'Khums' tax, rumoured 'mercy injections' and more.
Human Rights Watch has slammed as 'shameful' a move by the United Nations to remove the Saudi-led coalition from a blacklist of children killers, despite numerous recent violations.