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The Houthis’ continued detention of current and former Yemeni staff linked to the US mission in Yemen has renewed ...

National Defence Authorisation Act for 2026 finally repeals the Authorisation for the Use of Military Force of 1991 and 2002, ...

A French court is to try two sons of Yemen’s late ex-president Ali Abdullah Saleh next year over allegedly embezzling public ...

A US special operations team boarded a ship in the Indian Ocean last month and seized military-related articles headed to ...

U.S. tech giants Apple and Google are hosting apps from blacklisted foreign organizations, defying Treasury Department sanctions.

International sanctions haven’t pushed the Houthis to reconsider their strategy so far,” Ardemagni said, while Toomey added: ...

Coupled with intensifying tensions in global geopolitics, countries like Japan and Saudi Arabia are seriously exploring the ...

Explanation of Vote by Ambassador James Kariuki, UK Chargé d'Affaires to the UN, at the UN Security Council meeting on Somalia. The United Kingdom ...

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West Jerusalem sees a historic opportunity to neutralize Tehran’s nuclear program – and Washington may struggle to stay out ...

Expected US sanctions on Iraq come days after Baghdad reversed a decision that had listed Hezbollah and the Houthis as ...