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UAE says it intercepted two ballistic missiles over Abu Dhabi
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.
'Shameful milestone': 10,000 children killed or maimed in Yemen war
'Shameful milestone': Equivalent of four children killed or maimed every day.
'The world must wake up': UN chief outlines crisis that needs fixing
Guterres speaks of hope in face of 'cascade of crises'.
Biden quadruples Trump's 'record-low ceiling' refugee cap
After facing weeks of bipartisan blowback, Biden takes action on US refugee admissions.
NZ military export review to be led by former MBIE head
NZ's military exports have come under scrutiny for potentially fuelling Yemen's civil war.
'Brink of the abyss': UN makes appeal to prevent famine for 34 million
The world has seen a 20 per cent rise in people suffering from "acute hunger" in one year.
Yemen crisis demands review of NZ-Saudi links
New Zealand can no longer deny any potential complicity in this humanitarian abyss.
Govt approved military exports to Saudi Arabia
The approval from NZ's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade raises human rights concerns.
A difficult road to peace in Yemen
The warring parties in Yemen have not held substantive negotiations since 2019.
The Green Party slams Air NZ after Saudi Arabian military revelations
'It needs to be established how that was allowed to happen,' says Golriz Ghahraman.
Biden ending US support for Saudi-led war in Yemen
Biden sees the US "playing a more active and engaged role" to end the war with diplomacy.
'Famine not seen in 40 years': US ignores Yemen warnings
UN predicts widespread famine in Yemen due to the US designating rebels a terror group.
War crimes risk grows for US over Saudi strikes in Yemen
New York Times: Trump administration recently sold more weapons to Gulf nations.
Covid 19: Middle East death toll over 50,000
Likely to be more as war-ravaged nations such as Libya and Yemen are under-reported.
Virus-linked hunger tied to 10,000 child deaths each month
The long wait for harvest is bringing a hunger more ferocious than most have ever known.
Covid 19 cases surge to record heights around the world
South Korea Covid-19 cases are spiking to their highest daily levels in four months.
Who hasn't heard of Covid-19 by now? More than you'd think
Anyone who is unaware of the coronavirus is given a short explanation of the pandemic.
Why bombs made in America have been killing civilians in Yemen
New York Times: Weapons supplied by US companies allowed Saudi's reckless campaign.
The lucky 19: The nations with no reported coronavirus cases
There are fewer countries reporting no cases as global infections approach one million.
Al-Qaeda leader killed in Trump-ordered airstrike
The leader of al-Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen has been killed in a US airstrike.
Analysis: Saudi oil attack part of dangerous new pattern
COMMENT: Who is behind the attacks in the Persian Gulf this summer?
Iran's strategic use of drones and missiles rattles Middle East rivals
US officials believe both cruise missiles and drones were used in the assault.
Attack on Saudi oil sites raises risks amid US-Iran tension
Images from satellite photo show at least 19 points of impact at the Saudi sites.
Saudi Arabia weighs damage at key oil sites after attacks
The attacks may have knocked out half of the kingdom's oil output for days or more.
Drones attack world's largest oil processing plant in Saudi Arabia
The glowing flames could be seen for miles.
Rebels claim to have shot down US drone in Yemen
Rebels claimed they shot down a US MQ-9 drone over the northern city of Dhamar.
Yemen war strains fragile alliances
America's Arab allies are turning against each other as the conflict takes it's toll.
Unwelcome visitors: Tourists from these countries find it tough to get a NZ visa
About 66 per cent from Iraq declined compared with only 5 per cent from China.
White privilege: Billionaires race to pledge millions to rebuild Notre Dame
France's elite have been engaged in one-upmanship over donations for Notre Dame.
The Big Read: Cholera crisis in Yemen hampered by corruption
Cholera epidemic has killed nearly 3000 Yemenis.
Rifat Audeh: Terrorism is disproportionately blamed on Muslims
Comment: Terrorism is more often against Muslims than committed by them.