In the absence of international monitoring, the Yemeni city of Taiz is falling apart
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Why would a hostage not want to go home? Al-Ahram Weekly delves into the horrors of Yemen’s six-year war
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Coronavirus is one more disease on the list of ailments plaguing Yemen
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People in Yemen have been plunged into darkness as a result of a shortage of diesel fuel as the internationally recognised government denied that talks were taking place with the Houthi rebels
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The horrors of war are not nightmarish enough for Yemenis; they have to suffer renewed Houthi attacks, a dual economic war, and empty pockets
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Despite Yemen’s status as the world’s worst current humanitarian disaster, its parties continue to vie for narrow gains, ignoring the suffering of ordinary people, writes Hanan Al-Hakry
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Crippled by the battle between the government and Houthi militias, public and government sector corruption and nepotism has redoubled the woes of Yemenis
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Political tensions between Washington and Tehran have taken their toll on Yemen where the Iran-backed Houthi rebels are playing a destructive role
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As the negotiations over ending the crisis in Yemen continue in Amman, there have been doubts about the Houthi rebel movement’s withdrawal from the port of Hodeida
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Blue death creeps across Yemen with alarming speed, compounding the nation’s humanitarian crisis
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After the Yemen’s Muslim Brotherhood set its eyes on the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait, Yemen’s Taiz has drowned in violent clashes
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A solution to the conflict in Yemen still seems as far off as ever, threatening generalised social breakdown and mass starvation
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Yemenis cannot access grain that could feed millions, now at risk of rotting. Will talks in Amman and Stockholm find common ground before it is too late
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The UN continues working with Yemen’s warring parties towards the full implementation of the Stockholm agreement, but the Houthis appear in the habit of violating the accord
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Violence and threats of rape are but some of the sufferings Yemeni women have to endure with no end in sight
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Countries and international organisations are working hard to ensure the success of Yemen peace talks in Stockholm. The Houthis remain the unknown factor
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While the international community is trying to pave the way for Yemeni peace talks, the reality on the ground is completely different
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Between fears of an escalation of violence and hopes to restore stability to their war-torn country, Yemenis are grasping at straws
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Humanitarian crimes taking place in Yemen can be stopped if the world takes serious action to end the war
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Yemenis are sitting on abundant untapped prosperity. So how can Yemen be among the poorest countries on earth
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