Yemen
The Peace Manifesto: What would an anti-war and pro-peace government look like?
This election could have massive ramifications around the world.
UK licensed £650m of arms to Saudi Arabia in six months after Khashoggi murder
The government said it condemned the murder "in the strongest possible terms" but has kept selling arms.
Human rights groups bolster court case challenging UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia
The UK has licensed at least £4.7 billion worth of arms to Saudi Arabia since the bombing campaign in Yemen began in 2015.
Three ways a progressive government must reform the arms trade
In the wake of alleged war crimes in Yemen, there is a consensus on the left that it is time to stop arming Saudi Arabia. But what would a progressive arms policy look like?
Arms campaigners pile pressure on Theresa May over ‘war crimes’ in Yemen
UK-backed siege in Yemen could constitute a war crime, say Amnesty - as leading progressives demand No 10 stop arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
Gaza shows how UK strikes on Syria won’t defend innocent lives
Past interventions in Yemen and Palestine have taught us that the Syrian strike is unlikely to be about (nor successful in) protecting defenceless civilians.