QUICKLY intervening before anyone could arrange an impromptu underground gig for them, the people of Yemen issued a joint statement to Irish singer and U2 frontman Bono, stating that they’re grand for any future visits. “No, no, don’t mind us at all at all, we’re grand here, seriously, don’t you bother your little head about… Read more »
DUBBED by the UN to be ‘the worst humanitarian crisis in the world’, the current situation in Yemen has prompted its desperate population to appeal to the world to give a fuck, just one fuck, if that’s possible. “By the end of the year, almost 19 million of us will face starvation. We’ve had nearly… Read more »
THE 17 MILLION and counting civilians struggling to feed themselves in Yemen as they are subjected to Saudi backed bombing campaigns have unveiled a new flag they believe world leaders may be interested in, reports suggest. “No, no reason we just love the colours. And the Middle East has a bit too many flags with… Read more »
THE STARVING MASSES of Yemen living in areas left cut off and isolated by a Saudi Arabian-funded offensive are hoping ‘2019 will be our year’ as they spent much of 2018 failing to grab the attention of casual news fans. Perhaps it was down to a failure to spend adequately on a marketing department but… Read more »
FOLLOWING news reports that Yemen could be facing one of the worst famine in 100 years if airstrikes by the Saudi-led coalition are to continue, Queen Elizabeth II could not help but reminisce about her younger days during a similar period in history – the Bengal famine. Occasionally looking up from the newspaper’s horrific imagery… Read more »
AS SAUDI Arabia continues to escalates its military activity in Yemen, committing war crime after war crime many people have been left devastated at just the mere thought of what this could mean for the innocent civilians caught up in the carnage meted out by UK and US manufactured weapons. WWN has collected the questions… Read more »
BREAKING: the famine in Yemen, made possible by the use of US weapons by Saudi Arabia to target and destroy food supplies, thereby committing war crimes, is tantilisingly close to being newsworthy, WWN can confirm. It is not yet clear what piece of journalism will push the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen into the… Read more »