Saudi Arabia shores up Yemen's government with $200 million cash infusion as local currency goes into freefall
Watchdog accuses Yemen's Shiite rebels, known as Houthis, of committing abuses including hostage taking, torture and enforced disappearances of people they hold in detention
UN, donors rush food to desperate corner of northern Yemen where starving villagers were living off leaves
In China's far west, authorities are distancing Muslim children from their families by putting them in dozens of orphanages and boarding schools
UN food agency says time running out to prevent devastating famine in warn-torn Yemen
Senior Italian official complains to Egypt's el-Sissi that Cairo's investigation of 2016 killing of Italian student was "stalling"
Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has pledged to grant citizenship to Pakistan-born children of Afghan and Bengali refugees who have been living in the country for decades
Police are hunting for three men who allegedly drugged, kidnapped and raped a teenage girl while she was on her way to a test-preparation course in northern India earlier in the week
Yemenis in an isolated pocket in the north have been reduced to eating boiled leaves from a local vine to stave off starvation, with no aid reaching many families who need it most
Aid agencies express alarm and surprise over conditions in a northern district of Yemen where some starving families have not been receiving help and have been forced to boil leaves of a wild vine to eat
