Hamdan al-Aliyi

Features: Advances made by Yemeni women in recent years might be lost as old gender prejudices resurface during a time of war.

Feature: War has led to electricity cuts that are exacerbating the problems of Yemen's summer. Food and medicine have spoiled and doctors fear an outbreak of disease.

Feature: Yemenis take potentially dangerous step as supplies of petrol and diesel are cut due to effects of war.

Feature: More than one million schoolchildren have been prevented from attending school by the ongoing war in Yemen.

Feature: As Arab Coalition airstrikes continue to hit Sanaa and other governorates, many residents are fleeing to their villages to escape the bombs.

Feature: Since Decisive Storm was launched, a mixture of fear and intrigue has gripped Sanaa as explosions and anti-aircraft guns light up the night sky.

Feature: Cooking gas prices are soaring in Yemen, with some blaming the government and others claiming there is a plot inflate prices. Many now collect firewood as they struggle to survive.

Thousands of pilgrims and workers in limbo after the Saudi embassy closed its doors in response to the Houthi takeover of Sanaa.

Qat, a mild stimulant, has become synonymous with Yemen, where it continues to dominate almost every social meeting. But health officials are concerned over the number of children using the drug.