Conflict-torn Yemen “is falling off a cliff” and will face the worst famine the world has seen for decades unless donors, and especially its Gulf neighbors, contribute generously to this year ...

Yemen’s leadership has renewed calls for the international community to adopt a firmer stance against the growing threat ...

Yemen has stepped up to the precipice of famine, and back again, many times over its six years of war. Now, famine conditions not seen in the country for two years have returned to pockets of the ...

Since 2010, wars within countries that have drawn in international players have increased by over 175%. The war in Ukraine ...

Later in the day, the U.N. humanitarian chief, Mark Lowcock, warned that if blockade continued, Yemen would face "the largest famine the world has seen for many decades, with millions of victims." ...

Earlier Monday, the UN’s Humanitarian Coordinator in Yemen, Lisa Grande, told the BBC that unless the hostilities stop, Yemen would witness the worst famine the world has known for 100 years.

More than a dozen U.N. agencies and international aid groups say that 161,000 people in war-torn Yemen are likely to experience famine over the second half of 2022.

Famine looms in Yemen, as U.S.-backed Saudi bombing intentionally targets food production U.N. warns "an entire generation could be crippled by hunger," as war leaves 14 million Yemenis short of food ...

A Yemen famine was averted in 2018, helped partly by an infusion of emergency aid and pressure on the Saudis to ease a blockade. But the war has since widened, ...

Yemen could face the “worst famine in the world in 100 years” if fighting continues, the United Nations has warned, as The Independent learned an official declaration of famine would likely be ...

Yemen has stepped up to the precipice of famine, and back again, many times over its six years of war. Now, famine conditions not seen in the country for two years have returned to pockets of the ...

Earlier Monday, the UN’s Humanitarian Coordinator in Yemen, Lisa Grande, told the BBC that unless the hostilities stop, Yemen would witness the worst famine the world has known for 100 years.