“Israel’s” attack on the Houthi government in Sana'a (not recognized) raised questions about how far it has managed to penetrate the group and how the killing of senior officials could shape the fight.

Reports of a Saudi-rejected reform for Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council are false, say analysts, aimed only at settling internal scores.

On its anniversary, the General People’s Congress (GPC) in Sana’a faces an unprecedented Houthi militia crackdown, with funds seized, meetings forcibly broken up, and a death sentence looming over its vice president, Ahmed Ali Saleh.

Armed clashes in Yemen’s Lahij province between UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council factions highlight internal divisions and power struggles along strategic coastal areas.

The decision by Yemeni authorities in al-Mahra province to release tribal sheikh Mohammed bin Ahmed al-Zaidi, a key figure in the Houthis' expansion across Yemeni cities since the 2014 coup, has triggered widespread anger.