ANALYSIS
Why is Iran bombing Gulf states while avoiding US naval assets and Israel?
Analysts say Iran is using Gulf states to pressure Washington while avoiding direct confrontation with US forces.
![Kuwaiti officials inspect damage inside a terminal at Kuwait International Airport following a drone and missile attack,[reuters]](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/reuters_6a20a9e4-1780525540.jpg?resize=770%2C513&quality=80)
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What’s behind the Sanaa Airport attack and latest Yemen tensions?
A diverted Iranian plane, a strike on Sanaa Airport and threats of retaliation have reignited tensions in Yemen.
Published On 14 Jul 2026
EXPLAINER
How new Yemen tensions could complicate the global energy crisis
If the fighting in Yemen expands, and the Houthis try to block Bab al-Mandeb, the world economy faces a new shock.
From: NewsFeed
Houthis: Saudi airport targeted in retaliation for strikes on Sanaa airport
Yemen’s Houthis say they struck Saudi Arabia’s Abha airport in retaliation for a strike on Sanaa’s international airport
Published On 14 Jul 2026
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Yemeni government forces strike Sanaa airport
Yemeni government forces strike Sanaa airport
Published On 13 Jul 2026
Tension rising as Yemen gov’t attacks Sanaa airport, Houthis fire missiles
Gov’t says airport struck to prevent Iranian aircraft from landing, reports interception of Houthi-launched missiles.
Driven by desperation: Yemenis resort to dangerous energy alternatives
Solar energy systems are a good alternative to help Yemenis access electricity but there are hidden dangers.
ANALYSIS
What is going on in Yemen?
Tensions are rising in the battlefield and political sphere. Will the conflict reignite?
From: NewsFeed
50 Houthi fighters killed in renewed clashes in Yemen
Yemeni government officials say the Houthis launched a surprise offensive targeting army barracks in southern Hodeidah.
Published On 5 Jul 2026
Houthi rebels kill 16 Yemeni government troops in fiercest clashes in years
Medical sources on the Red Sea coast report 16 dead from pro-government forces and 22 wounded.
Brain drain leaves Yemen’s health sector in tatters and millions helpless
Yemen’s health professionals have been leaving the country in search of higher income and a safer working environment.
![Ahmed Nagi, who is in his 50s, can barely walk without a cane and cannot access the medical care he needs [Nasser al-Sakkaf/Al Jazeera]](/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/8-1783167324.jpg?resize=770%2C513&quality=80)
