Yemen
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How coronavirus has devastated war-torn Yemen
In Depth Doctors, diplomats and aid workers all predicted Covid-19 would hit Yemen hard – but the reality has been even worse
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Locusts ravage East Africa’s crops in worst invasion in 25 years
In Depth Hundreds of thousands of tons of food destroyed
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How the UK and Saudi Arabia became strategic allies
In Depth Boris Johnson says Britain could ‘do more to defend Saudi’ after blaming Iran for oil bombings
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UK may be complicit in Yemen war crimes, says UN
Speed Read Experts say Western powers could be held responsible for horrors of the conflict
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Yemen conflict: whose side is the UAE on?
In Depth Abu Dhabi provokes condemnation - and confusion - after launching air strikes against its former allies in Aden
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The safest and most dangerous countries in the Middle East
In Depth Syria no longer at the bottom of the worldwide peace rankings, but there is little to celebrate
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Today’s front pages: Brexit talks, Philip Green and Man City triumph
In Depth A round up of the headlines from UK newspapers on 13 May
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Yemen: Congress passes bill to end US involvement in conflict
Speed Read Trump widely expected to veto ‘flawed’ bipartisan resolution that is being seen as rebuke to Saudi Arabia
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Is Yemen ceasefire the first step to peace?
Speed Read Agreement over disputed port raises hopes of ending ‘world’s worst humanitarian crisis’
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Yemen peace talks: what has been agreed?
In Depth Government and Houthi rebels strike a prisoner swap deal as ‘breakthrough’ talks draw to a close in Sweden
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Injured Yemen rebels to be evacuated before peace talks
Speed Read At least 50 Houthi rebel fighters will be air-lifted by UN plane
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Yemen crisis: 85,000 children under five ‘dead from starvation’
Speed Read Victims of acute malnutrition ‘suffer immensely’ as vital organs shut down, warns Save the Children
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Is Theresa May backing an immediate ceasefire in Yemen?
Speed Read Labour claims her choice of words is more evidence of the government’s support for the Saudi-led bombing campaign
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The truth about UK arms deals with Saudi Arabia
In Depth After MEPs vote to end sales of weapons to the Saudi government, we examine how the arms have been used
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