After six grueling years of conflict, Yemen is still caught in a devastating humanitarian crisis. Even as ceasefire talks continue, the fighting rages on, leaving millions desperate for aid while political solutions remain frustratingly out of reach
Yemen’s Harrowing Year: Surviving an Apocalyptic Crisis Amid Global Lockdowns
Published on :While much of the world hit pause during COVID-19 lockdowns, Yemen faced a harrowing year of relentless conflict, devastating humanitarian collapse, and widespread famine-further plunging the nation into a deepening crisis
Saudi Arabia’s Critical Misstep in Yemen: What Went Wrong
Published on :Saudi Arabia’s intervention in Yemen has deepened the humanitarian crisis and fueled prolonged conflict. Critics argue Riyadh’s strategy has backfired, undermining regional stability and escalating suffering.
Three Years of Devastation: The Saudi-Led Coalition and Yemen’s Humanitarian Crisis – Part 2
Published on :Marking the grim third anniversary of international intervention in Yemen, the Saudi-led coalition is under growing fire as the humanitarian catastrophe worsens. Part 2 of openDemocracy’s in-depth coverage uncovers the relentless crises unfolding on the ground
Yemen’s Looming Environmental Disaster: Hopes and Challenges Ahead – Part 4
Published on :Yemen is on the brink of an environmental catastrophe as relentless conflict deepens water shortages and endangers its delicate ecosystems. Immediate intervention is crucial to halt irreversible damage and support the nation’s fragile path to recovery