It is the latest restriction of the Temporary Protected Status program, which has allowed people fleeing unrest in their home countries to live and work in the United States.

In 2025, Yemen remained one of the world’s most acute humanitarian crises and the fourth largest ICRC operation globally.

The effects of DOGE cuts to U.S. aid programs are being keenly felt in Yemen, where hospitals are struggling to obtain basic supplies for provide care.

The effects of DOGE cuts to U.S. aid programs are being keenly felt in Yemen, where hospitals are struggling to obtain basic supplies for provide care.

The United Nations and Greece issued urgent warnings over Yemen’s escalating crisis, urging the unconditional release of detained UN and NGO personnel. UN ...

The UN Special Envoy for Yemen on Thursday welcomed recent steps to bolster stability and improve living conditions, but told ...

Amid Yemen's protracted, interlocking political, security and humanitarian crises, Security Council speakers today stressed ...

Without a wider negotiated political settlement to the conflict, gains will continue to remain vulnerable to reversal,' says ...

Aid cuts are disrupting lifesaving services worldwide. Learn how the IRC uses innovation to deliver cost-effective ...

World leaders must step up efforts for a ceasefire in Sudan and to convince the warring forces of the futility of continued ...

This year could be a pivot point for global hunger. Despite decades of humanitarian progress, we are witnessing a dramatic reversal: more people are facing severe hunger today than at any point in the ...

ADEN, Yemen, Feb 9 (Xinhua) -- Yemen is heading toward another year of deep humanitarian distress, with the United Nations warning that more than 22 million people are expected to need assistance in ...