Yemen

Thousands of separatist demonstrators in southern Yemen on Sunday rallied in Aden to mark the anniversary of the outbreak of civil war in South Yemen in 1986.

Employees at the Central Bank of Yemen initiated a partial strike this week, calling for a restructuring of their wage package

Saudi Arabia has denied reports that its air force used fighter jets to bomb targets in Yemen.

A new report reveals that Saudi Arabia has used its fighter jets to carry out a number of attacks against Yemen on behalf of the United States.

Yemen's former president Ali Abdullah Saleh is to travel to Saudi Arabia for medical treatment, diplomatic sources said Thursday, 3 January, as his opponents called for him to be kept out of politics and in the sick bay ahead of stalled national talks.

In the latest in a series of strikes on the troubled Arab state, a U.S. drone kills three suspected al-Qaeda members.

President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi announces a restructuring of the country's army that promises to get rid of the relatives and cronies of ex-president, Ali Abdullah Saleh.

The Government of Japan and the UN World Food Programme (WFP) have signed a new agreement in Rome that will provide US$7.1 million in emergency food assistance for almost half a million Yemenis.

No sooner has she given birth than the Yemeni singer is back to work and releasing a new Khalili song.

A gas pipeline was blown-up last night, according to a statement by operators Yemen LNG.

A UN rights commissioner says he is appalled as Yemen executes a second child this year.