1/3 of Saudi Strikes Hit Yemeni Hospitals, Schools and Other Civilian Targets – Study

1/3 of Saudi Strikes Hit Yemeni Hospitals, Schools and Other Civilian Targets – Study

In five of the last 18 months of the Saudi-led war in Yemen, the coalition hit more non-military than military targets, a Guardian study has revealed. Overall more than one-third of all strikes ended up hitting civilian sites including hospitals, schools and mosques. After analyzing public source data for some 8,600 air raids conducted by…

Shocking Images of Starved Kid Show Horrors of Yemen’s Civil War

Shocking Images of Starved Kid Show Horrors of Yemen’s Civil War

The horrors of Yemen’s civil war have been encapsulated by photographs showing a toddler suffering from severe malnutrition. UNICEF estimates that 320,000 children are facing starvation, while over two million youngsters need urgent assistance. The images, which were captured by a Reuters photographer, show the six-year-old boy Salim Musabih sitting on a bed beside his…

Bombed: A Potato Chip Factory, a School, a Doctors Without Borders Facility, and Now a Water Well

Bombed: A Potato Chip Factory, a School, a Doctors Without Borders Facility, and Now a Water Well

Strikes in northern Yemen on Saturday reportedly killed two children and first responders as US-backed coalition continues ‘disturbing’ strikes A United Nations official has condemned airstrikes, including a “double tap” attack, on a water well in Yemen that killed dozens of people including children. The statement comes as the Obama administration’s proposed $1.15 billion arms…

Fifteen Years After 9/11, Neverending War

Fifteen Years After 9/11, Neverending War

In the days after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, when Congress voted to authorize military force against the people who “planned, authorized, committed, or aided” the hijackings, few Americans could have imagined the resulting manhunt would span from West Africa all the way to the Philippines, and would outlast two two-term presidents. Today, U.S….