Yemen
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Sidelining of Trump’s national security council worries experts, who liken decision-making process that led to civilian deaths to ‘shooting from the hip’
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Britain has blood on its hands over Yemen
Owen JonesBombs made by us and dropped by Saudi Arabia are killing civilians in the civil war. Perhaps a high court ruling will bring our government to account -
Government case is laid out at judicial review of decision to allow arms exports to country involved in Yemen offensive
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Conflict has driven Yemen to the brink of famine. Few areas have been hit harder than al-Hudaydah, where many people are now bereft of hope
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Sajid Javid refused to suspend exports despite advice that weapons could be used to illegally kill civilians in Yemen
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Campaigners will claim that British weapons could be used in strikes in Yemen that break international humanitarian law
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The government is keen to promote arms exports in a post-Brexit world
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More than 1,000 grocery stores shut doors at noon on Thursday as Yemenis stage protest against Trump’s executive order in Brooklyn
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US military officials say Trump approved counterterrorism operation without sufficient intelligence or ground support
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President Donald Trump makes an unannounced trip on Wednesday to honour the returning remains of a US Navy Seal killed in a weekend raid in Yemen
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Tory MPs join Labour to criticise PM’s response as condemnation of policy US policy spreads across the world
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Three Americans wounded in dawn assault as Central Command reports deaths of ‘estimated’ 14 members of al-Qaida in Arabian Peninsula
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Iran says order is ‘gift to extremists’ and insult to Islamic world, with condemnation also from Iraq and Sudan
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Methodist minister arrested at BAE Systems’ Warton Aerodrome says he was trying to prevent war crimes in Yemen
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PM issues statement after causing outcry by declining to speak out against executive order that could affect British dual nationals
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Head of Save the Children urges British government to increase pressure on Saudi Arabia to protect children in Yemen facing extreme deprivation
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First strikes under President Trump – after use of unmanned aircraft for strikes increased dramatically under Obama – reported by Yemeni officials
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Editorial: The outgoing US president’s performance fell far short of the hopes he and others cherished in 2008. But the prospect of his successor is not the only reason to appreciate his time in office
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One MSF worker describes her struggle to make sense of a bombing in Yemen that left one colleagues dead and others wounded
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United Nations seeks to draw world’s attention to ‘huge humanitarian cost’ of war that has displaced 3 million people
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Craig McAllister, who was taken hostage in September, shown in video with the barrel of a gun against his head
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Emails show it took 23 days for ministers to admit error in assurances that UK weapons were not used in breach of international humanitarian law in Yemen
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Defence secretary’s confirmation in letter to MP follows calls to suspend arms sales to Saudi Arabia over use of the weapons
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The devastation wrought by the civil war slows our efforts to help those suffering in a country scarred by years of conflict
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Barack Obama has focused on whittling down the number of inmates at the prison during his final months in office, prompting outrage from Republicans
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Group has been seeking to build support across Islamic world – from south Asia to Africa – through outreach instead of fear
The Guardian view on Yemen and UK arms sales: immoral, whatever the law decides