Yemen

The teachers were staying at the United Nations mission in a local hotel but Houthis arrived and detained them

Nearly 6,000 people have been killed since the Saudi coalition entered the conflict

More than 5,800 people have been killed in Yemen since the start of the bombing campaign, about half of them civilians

The missile struck the medical facility in the Razeh district of Saada province, communication officers says

Report by Human Rights Watch quotes residents describing January 6 attack consistent with airdropped cluster bomb use

'Homes in Tawahi and Mualla districts are being searched one by one to hunt down terrorists' Official

A local journalist at the scene confirmed the rare stoning, saying that gunmen prevented photography of the execution

Nearly 6,000 people have been killed since the Saudi coalition entered the conflict in March, half of them civilians

Eleven others were wounded, among them nine children, when several missiles hit residential districts

Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has exploited the turmoil to tighten its grip on parts of southeast Yemen

These attacks came despite a seven-day ceasefire in conjunction with peace talks in Switzerland

The UAE has secretly sent around 300 Colombian highly paid and highly experienced mercenaries to fight for it in Yemen

Nineteen trucks pre-loaded with medical supplies in Aden and Sanaa are due to begin distribution later in the day

'These consultations seek to establish a permanent and comprehensive ceasefire' UN spokesperson Ahmad Fawzi

Coalition spokesman Brigadier General Ahmed al-Assiri confirmed that the truce had taken effect

Latest deaths come ahead of UN-brokered peace talks set to take place between the warring parties in Switzerland

Within days, steps to free prisoners and lifting the siege on the cities would begin, says official

Da’ish claims responsibility for car bombing that left six more dead

Security sources say several members of his entourage also died in the attack in Tawahi

Around 4,000 troops from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Sudan were now in Yemen

Residents said militants launched a surprise attack and clashed with the local forces, known as popular committees

On the other hand, Houthi-run Saba news agency said that fighters had seized three Saudi military outposts

Britain granted nearly 4 billion pounds of export licences for arms to Saudi Arabia in the five prior years

Washington this week approved a $1.29 billion deal for over 19,000 smart bombs to replenish Saudi air force's arsenal

Drug seizures are common in the kingdom despite the death penalty for traffickers

The Huthi rebels were travelling in two military vehicles south of Damt

The cyclone causes panic and prompts appeals for help for residents on the island

Riedel believes that Army Chief General Raheel Sharif should be encouraged to help end the war in Yemen

Strong winds hit southeast Yemen and high waves flooded seafronts of al Qaeda-held Mukalla and Shehr in Hadramawt

MSF facility was hit by several air strikes last night with patients and staff inside the facility, the group said

Saudi Arabia would like to see a ceasefire in Yemen to allow for the delivery of humanitarian aid

A military source in Aden says 300 Sudanese soldiers and officers arrived by sea

The area is home to the King Khaled air base, the largest air force base in southern Saudi Arabia

We have implemented Allah's ruling against them, which is the death sentence, says al Qaeda statement

Iranian foreign ministry source says these accusations and propaganda are psychological warfare and baseless

The coalition called for an independent investigation into the incident

If the numbers are as high as suggested, this may be the single deadliest incident since the start of the conflict

A local resident says 12 women, eight children and seven men died in the air strike

Hadi instructed the ministers to focus on basic services such as water, electricity, housing, healthcare and security

Al Qaeda said in June that its leader in Yemen, Nasir al-Wuhayshi, had been killed by a US drone

Coalition jet fires two missiles into police headquarters in a district northwest of Sanaa

The pre-dawn air strikes on Sanaa targeted Saleh's supporters as well as the Shia Huthi rebels

The six men were flown to the Omani capital Muscat with a rebel delegation attending talks

The six were expected to leave the country on board an Omani plane carrying Huthi rebel officials to Muscat

Oman, one of six countries in Gulf Cooperation Council, has been neutral in the conflict in Yemen

Residents said about 10 air strikes were launched on the ministry building in the north of the capital

One Emirati serviceman was also killed in the ground offensive in Marib

Another 14 crewmen were rescued and four are undergoing treatment at a hospital in Yemen

Indian officials are in contact with local authorities to meet the owner of one of the boats to gain more information

Airstrikes hit two boats in an area called al Khokha near Hodeidah port in western Yemen