Houthis expand territorial grip in Yemen, displacing over 100,000

In the shadow of escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, the Houthi movement has pushed into new territory in western Yemen, displacing more than 100,000 people in a swift and consequential advance. What unfolds there is not merely a local military shift but a reminder of how great-power rivalries are lived and suffered by ordinary families far from the halls where such rivalries are debated. Yemen, already among the world's most acute humanitarian emergencies, now absorbs another wave of upheaval — one that raises urgent questions about where this expansion ends and who will be left to answer for its