Funeral hall airstrike in Sana’a kills mourners

President Hadi returned to Aden from Saudi Arabia in an effort to reestablish the internationally recognized government inside Yemen. The administration remained fragmented and dependent on...

An airstrike struck a wedding gathering in Taiz governorate, killing civilians. Human Rights Watch documented evidence implicating the Saudi-led coalition; responsibility and the legality of the...

UN-sponsored talks between the Yemeni government and Houthi-Saleh representatives opened in Kuwait. Negotiations addressed political and security arrangements but repeatedly stalled amid...

Ansar Allah and Saleh’s General People’s Congress announced a political council to govern areas under their control. The move consolidated a wartime governing arrangement but deepened the split...

After months of negotiations, the UN-mediated talks adjourned without a comprehensive accord. Each side blamed the other; the stalled process was followed by renewed escalation.

WHO reported a rapidly expanding cholera outbreak amid damaged water and health systems, unpaid public-sector salaries and restrictions on imports. The outbreak’s scale reflected the interaction of...

After a missile was fired toward Riyadh, the coalition announced closure of air, sea and land access points. The UN warned that the restrictions risked worsening an already catastrophic humanitarian...

Former president Ali Abdullah Saleh publicly called for dialogue with the Saudi-led coalition and a break with his Houthi allies after years of partnership. His move triggered intense fighting in...

Saleh was killed after the alliance between his forces and Ansar Allah collapsed. The episode reshaped northern Yemen’s power balance and eliminated a central actor in the republic’s political order.

Forces aligned with the internationally recognized government, with coalition support, launched an offensive toward Hodeidah, a vital port for food and aid imports. The UN warned that fighting could...