 | Saudi tries its hand at rebuilding a 'destroyed' YemenThe war has killed hundreds of thousands of people either through combat or knock-on effects like hunger and disease. Millions remain displaced, their homes and communities destroyed. |
 | Yemen stampede during charity distribution kills 85, injured hundredsHundreds of people in the poverty-hit country had gathered to receive handouts, according to witnesses. |
 | Red Cross: Yemen rebels, Saudi coalition begin prisoner swapIn Sanaa, the Houthi-held capital, dozens of former prisoners descended from a plane to a marching band and traditional Yemeni dancers, wearing ribbons with the colours of the Yemeni flag. |
 | 'Stuck in a swamp': Saudi Arabia seeks exit from Yemen warThe Saudi-led intervention, which marks its eighth anniversary on Sunday, came after the Huthis took control of the capital Sanaa in 2014. |
 | Yemen rebels restrict humanitarian flights arriving in SanaaThe Houthi-run Civil Aviation Authority said no humanitarian flights would land in Sanaa between March 25-30. It said in a statement they would allow such flights into Sanaa only on Fridays. |
 | 10 Yemeni troops killed as new fighting clouds peace effortsThe clashes took place in oil-producing Marib province, one of the main battlegrounds and the scene of sporadic fighting even during a lull in hostilities over the past year. |
 | Mideast rivals Iran, Saudi Arabia agree to resume ties, with China's helpThe deal represents a major diplomatic victory for China and comes as diplomats have been trying to end a yearslong war in Yemen, a conflict in which both Iran and Saudi Arabia are deeply entrenched. |
 | EXPLAINER | Decades-long rivalry between Iran and Saudi ArabiaHere is a look back at the long years of rocky relations that preceded the latest announcement between the two nations to restore severed ties and reopen diplomatic missions. |
 | Officials: 14 women, children drowned in shipwreck off YemenThe group was heading to a relative’s wedding party on Kamaran Island when their boat capsized because of high winds and waves. |
 | Shakespeare in Arabic: Tragedy offers respite from war in YemenYemen, the poorest country on the Arabian peninsula, has been at war since 2014 when Iran-backed Huthi rebels seized the capital Sanaa, prompting a Saudi-led coalition to intervene. |
 | US officials confident Al-Qaeda's Christmas Day jet-bombing mastermind killedAl-Asiri is believed to have masterminded the attempted Christmas Day, 2009, bombing of a US-bound passenger jet. |
 | Saudi Arabia claims to have intercepted new Yemen missileThe insurgents have in recent months ramped up missile attacks against neighbouring Saudi Arabia, which leads a military coalition against them. |
 | Saudi Arabia says missile fired at Riyadh was 'Iranian-Huthi'Saudi Arabia said a ballistic missile intercepted over Riyadh Tuesday was "Iranian-Huthi", days after Washington accused Tehran of manufacturing a missile fired by the Yemeni rebels. |
| Saudi intercepts Yemen rebel missile over Riyadh: state mediaSaudi Arabia intercepted a Yemeni rebel missile over Riyadh today, state media said, as the rebels said the target was Yamamah palace, the official residence of King Salman. |
 | Yemen since Ali Abdullah Saleh's departureA timeline of the conflict in Yemen since a 2011 uprising that toppled president Ali Abdullah Saleh. |
 | Yemen ex-president Ali Abdullah Saleh killed by rebel forcesThe statement came shortly after a video began to circulate on social media showing what appeared to be a dead Saleh with a severe head injury. |
| Yemen's Huthi rebels claim ex-president Ali Abdullah Saleh killedThe statement came shortly after a video began to circulate on social media showing what appeared to be a dead Saleh, wrapped in a floral-print blanket with a severe head injury. |
 | Air strike kills 26 in Yemen: medics, military sourcesThe rebel television channel Al-Masirah also reported the air strike, but give a slightly higher toll of 27 killed and said dozens more were wounded. |
