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Trade minister Liz Truss made the announcement on Tuesday saying the government had complied with a court order that came about after a legal challenge from campaigners and reviewed how the arms were used.
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The UN children's agency has called for an extra €85 million to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic in the Middle East and North Africa. Euronews spoke to Juliette Touma, the Regional Chief of Communication for UNICEF, in the Middle East and North Africa.
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As we enter 2020, if the openings for peace are to set Yemen on a path to stability, the EU must be at the forefront of efforts to make the next ten years the decade of delivery, not the decade of disaster. For Yemen, that will require peace.
Yemeni tanker threatens oil spill ‘four times worse than Exxon Valdez’
Yemeni tanker threatens oil spill ‘four times worse than Exxon Valdez’
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Yemen's Houthis hit Saudi airport, killing one expat
Yemen's Houthis hit Saudi airport, killing one expat, Saudi-led coalition says
Italian unions refuse to load Saudi ship carrying weapons to Yemen
The ship was previously prevented by protestors from being loaded in a French port.
UAE & Saudi Arabia to give $200m in aid to Yemenis of all backgrounds
UAE and Saudi Arabia to give $200m in aid to Yemenis of all backgrounds
EU divided over Saudi arms sales six months after Khashoggi killing
Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was brutally murdered six months ago. Some EU countries continue to sell arms to Saudi Arabia despite the global outcry.
Hospital airstrike marks four years of Yemen Civil War
At least seven people have died in an airstrike on a hospital in Yemen, marking the end of the fourth year of the country's conflict.
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Our weekly round-up of all the opinions driving debate across Europe and beyond over the last seven days.
Euroviews. Ceasefire hasn't stopped bullets and starvation claiming Yemeni lives
When a ceasefire in Hodeida came into force in December last year, there was hope for people living through the nightmare of Yemen's civil war. But hope has been short-lived as stray bullets and starvation continue to claim lives.
Yemen crisis: How the battle at Hodeida port played out over 2018
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Yemen ceasefire in vital port agreed in Sweden talks
Yemen's warring factions have agreed a ceasefire for the vital Red Sea port of Hodeida
Yemeni government team heads to Sweden for talks with Houthi rebels
The conflict has left over 8 million Yemenis facing famine, although the
United Nations has warned this could rise to 14 million.
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The Houthi threat has not been given due attention in Western capitals. They are not proscribed as a terrorist group by the US State Department, NATO, or the EU. This means it is perfectly legal to support, or even fundraise for them.
UN food body to double aid as government pushes to seize Hodeidah
The WFP will double food aid to Yemen as the government announces a new push to seize key port.
Civilian casualties soar in Yemen’s Hodeidah
The monthly death toll in the strategic port city was up 164% in June-August from the first five months of the year.
5 million Yemeni children face starvation, warns aid group
Renewed fighting in the coastal city of Hodeidah threatens its vital port.
Children eat leaves in a bid to avoid starvation in war-torn Yemen
Zahra, a seven-month-old, has already been treated for severe malnourishment. If not treated soon she will die.
'All parties' have committed war crimes in Yemen: UN
All parties in the Yemen conflict have committed war crimes, according to a damning new report by U.N. experts.
In the report, they point to possible crimes on all sides between March 2015 and June this year.