Food prices are now up to 200% higher than they were prior to the conflict. More than 16 million people in Yemen are already skipping meals nearly every day because they simply have no other choice.

The United Nations estimates that over 17 million people in Yemen, the majority located in Houthi-controlled areas, will face ...

Our programs are aimed at making sure children in Yemen have enough food to eat, can access healthcare, can continue their education, and are protected from violence. Since the beginning of the crisis ...

With little arable land, Yemen produces relatively little food — and because it currently produces little of value to trade, the imports upon which it relies are mostly out of reach, a situation ...

have deepened the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, where already more than 17 million people face food insecurity. Yemen is the Arab world's poorest state and the IMF has not conducted an Article IV ...

A U.N. staff member died while in detention by the Houthi movement in northern Yemen, prompting the U.N. to halt operations in the region and demand accountability. The World Food Programme ...

The UN’s world food programme (WFP) announced the death of a Yemeni staff member held by Huthi rebels since January. The UN ...

Residents faced a lack of access to clean water and food, alongside ... What are Yemen's prospects for emerging from the war and humanitarian crisis shortly? Realistically, it's hard to be optimistic.

UNITED NATIONS, Feb 14 (APP): A top Pakistani diplomat has called for resolving the conflict in Yemen through “effective ...

President Trump's recent decision to designate the Houthis a 'Foreign Terrorist Organisation' could spell disaster for the already grave humanitarian crisis.