Yemen

Craig Bruce McAllister appealed for Australian government to pay ransom demanded by captors.

The Pentagon said there are 55 inmates in the military detention centre in Cuba.

Father Tom Uzhunnalil was abducted in March during an Isis attack on an old-age home in Aden, Yemen.

In this gallery, IBTimes UK looks back at the year in four countries ripped apart by conflict: Syria, Iraq, Libya and Yemen.

Saudi Arabia admitted using cluster munitions in Yemen, but also pledged to stop using the weapon in the future.

The UK government's backing for Saudi Arabia's bloody conflict has been shameful from the beginning

Britain is a signatory to an international treaty banning cluster munitions.

The macabre discovery follows a suicide attack against a military base in the war-torn country.

The UK exported weapons to Saudi Arabia used in the conflict against the rebel Houthi government.

The Bright Blue think tank says it is right for foreign secretary to raise rights abuse concerns.

Those who say Saudi Arabia as 'Isis with an embassy' do not understand the Middle East.

The vessel sank while sailing to Socotra Island in the Indian Ocean from Yemen's Hadramout province.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange: US government provided 'most of the bombs' for civil war.

The President-elect has contradicted himself often on policy towards Iran and the Arab world.

Former Yemeni PM's comments come as Riyadh faces criticism over civilian deaths from air strike campaign.

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says the process of gathering information is difficult as there is no Australian embassy in Yemen.

A US defence official said the USS Mason used countermeasures to protect itself and was not hit.

The "double tap" airstike also left more than 600 wounded.

The American destroyer USS Nitze launched Tomahawk cruise missiles targeting three coastal radar sites in Yemen.

'Anyone who puts US Navy ships at risk does so at their own peril' a spokesman said.

Pregnant 14-year-old Syrian refugee says "I am a child raising a child."

How many more will have to die before the UK government finally says that enough is enough?

Missiles plunge harmlessly into sea in attack that followed deadly Saudi-led coalition strike on Houthi funeral.

The blast in the capital city has been blamed on a Saudi bombardment.

Saudi Arabia has dismissed the figures as 'vastly exaggerated'.

The joint report says an inquiry into human rights breaches is needed before arms should be sold to Saudi Arabia.

It comes a day after Theresa May raised concerns over the conflict in Yemen with Saudi leaders.

Boris Johnson insists Britain 'operates one of the most robust arms export control regimes in the world'.

Photos of bleeding toddlers and houses flattened are yet to prompt a statement from the UK.

The UN has accused Saudi forces of killing twice as many civilians as all others combined.