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Children in Yemen are in "grave danger" according to the findings of a new report by a UN group, and charities are voicing serious concerns about the war-torn country.
Save the Children said the new figures mean that in the last six months, the total number of food-insecure children across the country has risen to more than 4.6 million.
UK government accused of enabling Saudi warfare in Yemen
British MPs have urged the UK government to stop selling weapons to Saudi Arabia, accusing Downing Street of enabling the conflict and humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
Yemen's terrifying road to Taez on brink of collapse
The road of Hayjat al-Abed has not fallen into the hands of Houthi rebels.
Almost 830,000 people affected by Sudan floods: UN
The UN said nearly 830,000 people have been affected by months of severe flooding in Sudan.
Houthis mark 2,000 days of 'resistance' in Sanaa
Piles of food donated by tribesmen were displayed at Sanaa's Al-Sabeen Square as the rebels marked 2,000 days of 'resistance'.
UN slashes Yemen health care over lack of funding
The United Nation slashed critical aid for war-torn Yemen due to a long-standing lack of funding.
Sudan delegation in UAE 'won't discuss Israel normalisation'
A Sudanese delegation is in the UAE for talks with US officials.
Turkey accused EU of 'bias' for sanctioning maritime firm
The EU made the 'wrong decision' by imposing sanctions on a Turkish firm.
Sudan to meet US, UAE delegates for 'normalisation meeting'
A report by Axios said Sudanese officials are due to meet Emirati and American delegates in Abu Dhabi on Monday to discuss possible ...
Somali money transfer companies 'facilitate arms dealer transactions': report
The damning report identifies 176 transactions within a six-year timeframe that were allegedly linked to suspected weapons dealers in Somalia ...
Yemen in Focus: Gulf donors slammed by UN
This week we focus on the United Nations rebuke of countries that have failed to follow through on aid pledges to Yemen.
Will Sudan's historic deal with rebels finally bring peace?
The peace agreement to end devastating wars in Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile could be a key turning point in Sudan's democratic ...
Trudeau urged to stop exporting weapons to Saudi Arabia
After a UN panel stated Canada has been fuelling the conflict in Yemen, a coalition of Canadian organisations urged Prime Minister Justin ...
Kuwait offers $20mn in Yemen aid after UN dressing-down
Other countries also announced aid pledges during the meeting, but details were not given.
Yemen may 'slide into famine', warns UK foreign secretary
Speaking at a meeting ahead of the UN's General Assembly, UK foreign secretary Dominic Raab warned that Yemen is likely to slide into famine.
Ireland's growing influence in the Middle East
Unburdened by the colonial legacies dogging other countries in Western Europe, Ireland has received a warm reception in the Arab world.
Sudan's democratic transition still at risk of counter-revolutionary meddling
Comment: The reforms enacted in Sudan do not represent the immediate demands of protesters, and instead signal interference of UAE as a ...
HRW urges Lebanon donors to ensure aid reaches beneficiaries
The rights watchdog said funds shouldbe disbursed directly to those in need and to organisations able to distribute aid immediately and ...
Syrian refugees in Jordan transferred to desert camp
Amnesty International is calling on Jordan to stop transferring Syrian refugees to a desert region of Syria.
Sudan pleads for aid to tackle devastating floods
Sudan has appealed for more aid as the impact of floods across the country continue to overwhelm the country's infrastructure.
HRW urges Israel to release body of murdered Palestinian
Israeli authorities are still holding the body of Ahmed Erekat, a young Palestinian shot and killed by Israeli border guards as he drove to his ...
'Deadly consequences' of Yemen aid obstruction, HRW warns
Interference by the government and Houthi rebels has hampered the delivery of aid in Yemen, Human Rights Watch said on Monday.
Red Crescent worker killed in Syria attack
An attack on a vehicle belonging to the Red Crescent killed a staff member and injured another in northern Syria on Monday.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi has ordered for humanitarian aid to be delivered to Sudan.
Activists have reported the first medical worker in Turkish-held Syria to die from Covid-19.
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