• Khaled refutes reported on wounded soldiers - Arab News - Nov 30
• Yemeni army causes huge losses among Houthi rebels - KUNA - Nov 30
• Saudi says key area retaken from Yemen rebels - Gulf Times - Nov 30
• Saudis claim key mountain win over Yemeni rebels - Khaleej Times - Nov 29
• Military operations against infiltrators on schedule: Khaled - Nov 29
• Bahrain backs Saudi - Gulf Daily News - Nov 29
• Yemeni battle rages on as Saudi planes renew strike - Nov 29
• Wounded Saudi soldiers found in Yemen: report - Arab News - Nov 29
• It Doesn't Matter if they are Salafis or Shiites - Asharq Al-Awsat - Nov 28
• Time for Plain Speaking on Yemen - Khaleej Times - Nov 28
• 9 Saudi Soldiers reportedly missing: Official source - Saudi Gazette - Nov 27
• Saudi troops 'captured' by Houthi rebels in Yemen - BBC - Nov 27
• Iran warns Saudi Arabia over Yemen offensive - AP - Nov 18
• Yemen says Iran funding rebels (video) - Al Jazeera - Nov 16
• Yemen army, Shiite rebels clash near Saudi border - AFP - Nov 16
• Yemeni infiltrators to be tried - Arab News - Nov 16
• Saudi clerics see Iran's hands behind Yemen rebels - Reuters - Nov 16
• Yemen security chief rebuffs Iran Houthi remarks (Video) - Al Jazeera - Nov 16
• Iran blasts Saudi involvement in Yemen - UPI - Nov 16
• Yemen and Saudi Arabia Continue to Battle Houthi Rebels - VOA - Nov 15
• Clash along Saudi-Yemen border kills two - UPI - Nov 15
• Saudis living in camps after fleeing fighting - Arab News - Nov 15
• "Kingdom can beat off intruders' - Arab News - Nov 14
• Yemen rejects Iran security offer - AlJazeera - Nov 12
• Saudis' Efforts to Swat Rebels From Yemen Risk Inflaming Larger Conflict - NY Times - Nov 12
• Strong action will deter intruders - Arab News - Nov 12
• Jazan evacuees need housing - Arab News - Nov 12
• Does Iran play role in Yemen conflict? - CSM - Nov 11
• Saudi actions spark war fears in Yemen - GulfNews - Nov 11
• Yemeni rebels say Saudis setting up buffer zone - AP - Nov 11
• Yemen's Houthi rebels get Iran assurance, ask Saudis to stop strikes - CSM - Nov 11
• Yemen, U.S. Sign Military Cooperation Deal - VOA - Nov 11
• Yemen Rebels Urge Saudi Ceasefire - BBC - Nov 11
• Yemen says war with rebels not about Shi'ism - Reuters - Nov 11
• Iran urges Yemen's neighbors to stay out of rebellion - CNN - Nov 11
• Saudi navy blockades north Yemen coast - Chron - Nov 10
• Iran Denies Backing Yemeni Rebels - VOA - Nov 10
• More Al Houthi rebels arrested in Saudi swoop - GulfNews - Nov 10
• Saudis 'retake captured territory' - AlJazeera - Nov 8
• Situation under total control - Arab News - Nov 8
• Saudis claim control of region from Yemeni rebels - CNN - Nov 8
• Infiltrators' bases overrun - Arab News - Nov 6
• Saudis say air strikes to 'neutralise' Yemen rebels - AFP - Nov 6
• Saudi planes 'not bombing Yemen' - BBC - Nov 6
• Saudi Warplanes Strike Yemeni Rebels Inside Kingdom - Bloomberg - Nov 6
• Saudi air force hits Yemeni rebels - Reuters
• Saudi jets 'attack Yemen rebels' - BBC
• Yemen says Kills Rebel Chiefs, Rebels Blame Saudi - Asharq Alawsat
• One Saudi killed in Yemen rebel border attack - Reuters
• Yemen rebels 'seize Saudi area' - BBC
• Yemen rebels say their seize Saudi border site - Reuters
• Yemen rebels 'fight Saudi forces' - BBC
• Yemeni rebel leader denies seeking Shi'ite state - Mail and Guardian
• Situation in Yemen worrying - Arab News
• Saudis being dragged into Yemen war - UPI

Videos

• Intervention in Yemen - AlJazeera English - Nov 15, 2009 - As Saudi Arabia mobilises its forces on the Yemeni border, Iran demands that outside forces stay out of the war between the government and Houthi fighters in Yemen. Is a local insurrection turning into a war between the region's strongest powers? Are we seeing the birth of another proxy war in the Middle East? and who is likely to come out on top?
• Analysis/Saudi Yemen - Iranian PressTV - 15 Nov 09 - Interview and discussion of situation in Yemen from Tehran.
• Saudi concern over Yemen's Houthis - Al Jazeera via YouTube.com - Houthi fighters in Yemen say they've taken control of more territory on the border, a claim that has worried neighbouring Saudi Arabia.  The claim comes after the Saudis said they had regained control of another area seized by the rebels last week. Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra reports from Sanaa, the Yemeni capital.
• Leading cleric blames Iran for Yemen conflict - 05 Oct 09 - Al Jazeera via Youtube.com - Yemen's most influencial cleric has accused Iran of fuelling the country's bitter civil conflict. In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, he claims Iran is backing a rebel uprising in the country's north. Shia fighters and the army are engaged in fierce fighting that's dividing popular opinion in the country. From the Yemeni capital Sana'a, Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra reports.
• Yemen rebels accuse government of breaking truce - 22 Sep 09 - Al Jazeera via Youtube.com - Rebel Houthi fighters in northern Yemen have accused the government of breaking the latest ceasefire, saying there has been no sign of any let up in violence around the city of Saada. But Yemen's president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, said the rebels, who are mostly from the Shia Zaydi sect, had ignored the ceasefire offer and accused them of killing civilians and using "human shields".  This comes after the government claimed it had killed more than 140 fighters who had attacked its regional headquarters.  Fighting between the rebels and government forces have flared since the army launched its latest operation in August in Saada and Amran provinces.  The government says the rebels want to restore a Shia state that fell in the 1960s and accuse Shia power Iran of maintaining contacts with them.  The rebels say they want autonomy and accuse Saleh, who is himself a Shia Zaydi, of despotism and corruption in a drive to stay in power, as well as introducing Sunni fundamentalism via his alliance with Saudi Arabia.  Imran Khan reports.
• Yemen's president says Iran supports Houthis - 9 Sept 09 - Al Jazeera via Youtube.com - Yemeni government forces have been fighting Houthi loyalists in the country's north for weeks, vowing to crush them with an "iron fist".  Ali Abdallah Saleh, the president, now speaks exclusively to Al Jazeera, saying the recent lull in fighting was not a truce and blaming Iran for supporting the rebels. He says the military operations were halted only to allow aid agencies into the area where civilians are caught between the two sides.  Tarek Bazley reports on the conflict which some fear could develop into a regional war.
• North Yemen locals weary after years of war - 07 Sept 09 - Despite the latest attempts at a ceasefire, there is still sporadic fighting in northern Yemen. Failure to stop the five year long war will increase fears of further destabilisation across the region. The Yemeni government claim Shia Muslim Huthi rebels are being backed by Iran. Neighbouring Saudi Arabia's worried that Yemen is the main recruiting ground for Al Qaeda. Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra has the latest from the Yemeni capital Sana'aa.
• Inside Story - Doubts over Yemen's future - Sep 7 2009 - The five-year long fighting between government forces and Houthi fighters in the north of Yemen has cast a shadow on the future of this Arab country. Houthi fighters, who are Zaidi Shia Muslims, are seeking independence from a government which they say is corrupt and too close to Saudi Arabia. The latest round of fighting started in Yemen's north last month and has continued primarily in Saada province. It is estimated that more than 100,000 people have been displaced in the fighting in Saada and UN aid agencies are warning that Yemen is on the brink of a humanitarian crisis.  Just four hours after a truce was declared on Saturday, fighting had resumed with both sides claiming the other had broken the ceasefire. Is Yemen heading for another civil war? And how are regional powers influencing events in a country considered a breeding ground for extremist groups?  Inside Story presenter Sohail Rahman is joined by Hakim Almasmari, the editor-in-chief of the Yemen Post, Tahar Qassim, the chairman of the Liverpool Arabic Centre, and Steven Park, the founder of Sema Group, a global security company.
• Yemeni rebels and government cease fire - 5 Sept 09 - Al Jazeera via Youtube.com - The Yemeni government has said that it has halted military operations against the Houthi fighters to allow aid to reach civilians trapped in the conflict zone.  Up to 150,000 people are said to have been forced from their homes by intense fighting and are in need of urgent assistance. It was unsure, however, whether the truce would hold as the conflict between the Houthi group and the government has been going on for five years, and mistrust between both sides is deep.  Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra reports from the capital, Sanaa.
• Saudi Air Force Attack Ground Targets - video posted to YouTube.com