Houthis try to push deeper into western Yemen, upending life, witnesses tell NPR
The U.N. says about 125,000 people were displaced in days as aid groups warn that fighting is shutting hospitals and straining relief efforts.
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Closing the New War Front in Yemen
The Houthis’ rapid advance on the western Yemeni coast has opened a new front in the Middle East war that began with February’s U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran. A truce in Yemen is an urgent priority, so that hostilities do not spiral, drawing in more countries.
As World Tackles Oil, Yemen Falls Deeper Into Humanitarian Crisis and Houthis Seal Territorial Gains
The Houthis' actions in Yemen have been described as a simple campaign against Saudi Arabia and other countries in the region in the name of Iran. Meanwhile, the group is asserting territorial gains at the expense of internationally recognized government forces, and thousands are once again fleeing their homes. The last three days of fighting alone have taken the lives of at least 169 people.
Chatham House Yemen analysis featured | ‘The Rest is Politics’
Analysis by Chatham House’s Farea Al-Muslimi on how the Houthis’ capture of Mocha has transformed the war in Yemen – and the geopolitics of the Red Sea, featured prominently in a recent episode of ‘The Rest is Politics’. Read the full analysis here: https://www.chathamhouse.org/2026/09/houthis-capture-mocha-has-transformed-war-yemen-and-geopolitics-red-sea More from Farea Al-Muslimi here: https://www.chathamhouse.org/about-us/our-people/farea-al…
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