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The reopening today, for the first time in three years, of Sanaa airport for medical flights restores a vital lifeline for thousands of children who are stuck in Yemen without access to lifesaving treatment, Save the Children said, as a plane with seven patients on board took off for Amman, Jordan.

One year after the Stockholm agreement, which should have brought stability to Hodeidah and Taiz in Yemen, children there are still victims of conflict

Hodeidah and Taiz are the two deadliest areas for children in Yemen, Save the Children said today, one year after the signing of the Stockholm agreement which should have brought stability to these hotspots.

New analysis by Save the Children reveals tens of thousands of children are one step away from famine.

Sana’a: As the conflict in Yemen enters its fifth year, Save the Children and the EU are renewing their humanitarian partnership on education in the South and extending it to health and nutrition care in the North of the country. 100 000 conflict-affected people are set to benefit from the EU’s €4.5 million grant to Save the Children.