The Iran-backed group opens a new front in the regional conflict—and could soon target Red Sea shipping again.

By joining Iran’s war, the Houthis have opened a dangerous new arena – one that could hit global trade, oil flows, and the wider regional balance.

Corpses covered in dust and debris were scattered in the wreckage of a detention center for African migrants in Yemen, after ...

Houthis’ moves revive risks to key Red Sea route already hit during Gaza war Add as a preferred source on Google A Houthi helicopter flies over the Galaxy Leader cargo ship in the Red Sea. The vessel, ...

ADEN/GENEVA, March 26 - Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi movement, whose attacks on the Red Sea caused international shipping and trade chaos during the Gaza war, stands ready to strike the key waterway ...

A senior Houthi official warned that the Iran-backed terror group in Yemen could move to shutter the Bab el-Mandeb Strait if any Gulf countries join the US and ...

Iranian attacks on Gulf shipping have forced Saudi Arabia to accelerate a long-planned pivot toward its Neom Port along the ...

Yemen's Houthi rebels released video on Wednesday purporting to show their attack which sank a Greek-owned transport ship in ...

Global shipping is facing a fresh security threat off Somalia, as piracy re-emerges at a time when vessels are already being diverted away from the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz remains largely ...

CAIRO (AP) — A missile attack on Israel by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen on Saturday raises concern that Tehran's proxies may again try to block Red Sea shipping routes, as Iran's chokehold on ...