Yemen’s warring sides agreed to try a ceasefire in April. It’s holding. They’re negotiating. And while no one describes Yemen today as peaceful, an influential American diplomat looks…
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The al-Qaeda franchise that tried three times to stage attacks on US soil admitted that it has retreated from a key port city in southern…
Hundreds of thousands took to the streets in Yemen this week to protest the first anniversary of the U.S.-backed, Saudi-led offensive against Houthi rebels. The…
Before war ravaged Yemen, the country’s black citizens occupied the lowest rung on the societal ladder. Poorer than the poorest of other Yemenis, the group,…
Riyadh (AFP) – Yemen’s Huthi rebels have agreed to a prisoner swap and an apparent truce along the border following unprecedented talks with Saudi Arabia,…
By Larry Attree and Farea al Muslimi After 15 years of US efforts to combat terror and achieve stability in Yemen, a new study by Saferworld…
Drone warfare and civilian deaths Re “Drone warfare: Precise, effective, imperfect” (Review, Feb. 20): Gen. Michael Hayden offers little if any evidence to back up…
Few things are more damaging and futile than a war without clear goals or clear enemies. This is one reason why the war in Yemen…
Barack Obama’s final State of the Union marked the beginning of the end of his time in the White House and stands as an epitaph…