#Houthis

As Houthi fighters battle US and Israeli forces, armed volunteers and government loyalists man checkpoints inside Yemeni cities. What this dual structure reveals about modern insurgent governance.

Trump says the US is nearly done with its military objectives in Yemen. The Pentagon is sending more troops anyway. What does victory against the Houthis actually look like—and who decides when it's over?

Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline offers a way around the Strait of Hormuz—but ships emerge into Houthi-controlled Red Sea waters. A look at the geography of risk reshaping global energy markets.

Yemen's internationally recognised government and the Houthi group have agreed to a large-scale prisoner swap involving thousands of detainees after UN-backed talks in Oman, offering a sign of progress in the long-running conflict.

The Houthi detention of UN staff in Yemen is a strategic move, challenging global order and paralyzing humanitarian aid. An analysis of the new geopolitical reality.