Starving Yemen The struggling nation of Yemen is on the brink of what could become the worst famine the world has seen in decades. The country’s economy has...
A photojournalist returns to Yemen’s crisis In 2012, a Minnesota-native fresh out of nursing school named Alex Kay Potter was traveling in Jordan just as the Arab Spring swept through the...
Saudi Arabia’s turbulent prince Just over a year ago, Saudi Arabia’s 82-year-old King Salman replaced his nephew as heir to the throne with his 32-year-old son Mohammad bin...
Arab women’s rights In late June, the first Saudi women to legally drive a car in the kingdom started their engines and took off down the road. The lifting of Saudi...
Yemen activist Thabet haunted by war’s victims "I made a promise to a child that I would save him and I couldn't." The war in Yemen that Fadia Thabet left behind isn't getting...
Yemen crisis fueled by war, outsiders The Yemen crisis has garnered many superlatives since it began in force in March 2015. The civil war has generated the world's most...
Qatar feud risks Gulf instability On the surface, the tiny Persian Gulf nation of Qatar has much in common with Saudi Arabia and the other monarchies of the Arabian peninsula....
Editor pioneers gay media in Arab world “It seems every year we get ourselves into some kind of trouble.” The Arab world is one of the most difficult regions to be lesbian, gay,...
Gulf states struggle amid depressed oil prices New taxes and cuts to government spending spur economic pain As the Arab Spring swept across the oil-rich Persian Gulf five years ago, the region's...
Yemeni journalist among dozens killed in Saudi-led airstrikes Airstrikes in Yemen by a Saudi Arabia-led coalition have killed four employees of a Yemeni television station and injured about 10 others. Among...
