Fears of air strikes and rising prices dominate everyday life in Sanaa as Yemen becomes embroiled in regional conflict.
Fears of air strikes and rising prices dominate everyday life in Sanaa as Yemen becomes embroiled in regional conflict.
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Sanaa, Yemen – Inside Yasser’s cramped 3-by-3-metre (10-by-10ft) ice cream shop, three refrigerators are stacked with frozen goods.
The shop provides just enough for the 45-year-old to support his family of five and not have to rely on anyone else.
Yemenis in Sanaa worry as tensions between the Houthis and the US rise, amid memories of last Ramadan's violence.
Yemen's Houthi leadership cautious, fearing Israeli retaliation following past air strikes and leadership losses.
Nasr has no steady employment in Sanaa. He, his wife and five daughters often go to bed hungry.
Yemen’s government rejects new shipping surcharges, as fears grow of humanitarian crisis.
As the regional conflict escalates, Abdel-Malik al-Houthi faces a strategic choice: intervene or stay out.
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