Yemen

'Shameful': Senate Votes to Further Arm Saudi Arabia as Yemen Suffers

U.S. Has Only Acknowledged A Fifth of Lethal Drone Strikes, New Study Finds

Murtaza Hussain, The Intercept

Over the past decade, the United States has claimed broad authority to carry out drone strikes across the world, even in places far from the battlefield. Under President Barack Obama, the U.S. acknowledged killing between 2,867 and 3,138 people in strikes that took place in countries like Somalia, Yemen, and Pakistan. Although in the waning days...

Cholera Cases in Yemen May Reach 130,000 in Two Weeks, UNICEF Warns

UN News Centre

With about 70,000 cholera cases reported with nearly 600 fatalities in Yemen,...

Witnesses Say US Military Killed Fleeing Yemeni Child in Latest Botched Raid

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

The Pentagon said last week that there were "no credible indications of...

In a "World of Plenty," G7 Must Fight Famine

Civilians Killed by US Largely Ignored as Endless Global War Continues

'Unconscionable' Arms Deal Inked, Trump Delivers Remarks in Saudi Arabia

As Trump Pushes Massive Saudi Weapons Deal, Yemen Faces Cholera, War, and Famine

Dangerous Trifecta of Crises as Yemen Hit With Cholera Outbreak

ACLU Sues Trump Administration to Get Answers on Bungled Yemen Raid

'Every Day Things Are Getting Worse' for Children in Yemen

"We're Not Leaving": US Weighs Helping Saudis Bomb Yemen Even More

Hunger Strikers at UN Headquarters Call for End to Yemen War

55 Bipartisan Lawmakers Demand Trump Pump Brakes on Military Action in Yemen

Warning: Trump About to Make World's "Biggest Humanitarian Crisis" Worse

Local Official Says US-Built Apache Helicopter Behind Massacre of Refugees

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U.S. Aid Wrapped In A Body Bag: Suing the Drone Makers

Mohammed Al-Qawli, an educational consultant in Yemen, remains haunted by the day in January 2013 when he spent hours trying to collect the burned body parts of his brother Ali, a schoolteacher, and his cousin Salim, a student, both "accidentally" killed in a U.S. drone strike. Now Al-Qawli and rights group Reprieve are mounting a legal challenge against the U.K government for failing to investigate human rights violations by a British communications giant allegedly facilitating the killings of...