Why the Hell Is Yemen Shooting at the United States Navy?
The war in Yemen has three dimensions, only one of which directly affects the United States.
The war in Yemen has three dimensions, only one of which directly affects the United States.
A truce appears to be holding as Yemen’s various factions gather in Switzerland for peace talks.
Supporters of Yemen’s former strongman support a peace plan while Saudi-led forces march on Sana’a.
The failing intervention in Yemen could soon start undermining the social contract in Arab states.
The Emirates step up efforts to push back the Houthis while Saudi Arabia relies on local proxies.
Saudi Arabia’s support for Sunni Islamists belies its nominal goal of restoring Yemen’s president.
A negotiated pause in fighting is respected by neither side as the war continues with no end in sight.
Saudi Arabia starts a new military operation in Yemen and deploys its National Guard.
Doubts about the kingdom’s ability to meet its stated objectives in Yemen are growing.
The United States expedite weapons deliveries to allies fighting Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen.
Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi’s last stronghold seems on the verge of falling into Houthi rebel hands.
Arab strikes could drive a wedge the Houthis and Saleh loyalists, making a ground invasion less likely.
Egypt and Saudi Arabia deploy warships to the Red Sea after a second night of bombing in Sana’a.
Arab states plan to invade once airstrikes have weakened Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi’s opponents.
Saudi Arabia launches airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen to restore its recognized president.