Yemen's children face worsening crisis as fighting intensifies
UNICEF warns tens of thousands displaced in two weeks as conflict escalates across the Middle Eastern nation.
News for readers in Yemen, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
UNICEF warns tens of thousands displaced in two weeks as conflict escalates across the Middle Eastern nation.
Yemen's rebels are seizing territory and attacking infrastructure, forcing the kingdom into an impossible strategic corner.
The kingdom accuses Iran-backed Houthis of targeting Islam's holiest city, escalating tensions in an already volatile region.
Tehran is using Yemen's rebels to choke off oil exports after losing control of the Strait of Hormuz.
Riyadh warned the Houthis after a drone was shot down near Mecca, raising pressure in a widening regional conflict.
Anthropic says a small group in Yemen used parallel AI agents to do the work of a missile engineering team.
A week of Houthi gains on Yemen's Red Sea coast hands Iran a second grip on the world's oil routes.
A dormant civil war roared back, and now it is reaching into Saudi Arabia and the shipping lanes that carry its oil.
A fast Houthi push along the Red Sea coast has emptied villages and put the world's busiest chokepoint back in play.
A week-old offensive has handed the Houthis Yemen's western coast, the Bab al-Mandab chokepoint, and leverage over the oil the world still needs.
A port town 80km from Bab el-Mandeb just changed hands, and with it, the leverage over 12% of world trade.
The capture of Mokha places a major Red Sea shipping lane within reach as clashes with Saudi Arabia intensify.