What will end the war in Yemen?

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The UN has called it the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Yemen’s now seven-year-long war has killed almost 400,000 people, mostly children younger than five years old. Millions of people in the country are at risk of famine.

And the war, between the Iran-backed Houthi ...

In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I delve into the complexities of Yemen, a nation often overlooked until recent conflicts thrust it into the spotlight. Joined by senior research analyst James Trigg, we explore the intricate web of actors involved in Yemen's turmoil, ...  Show more

Kate Adie introduces correspondents' stories from Yemen, Brazil, Zimbabwe, Turkey and Ireland.The city of Taiz in southwestern Yemen has survived thousands of days of siege conditions during the conflict between Iranian-backed Houthi forces and the Saudi-led alliance. But there a ...  Show more