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Iranian Plane Carrying Houthi Delegation Lands In Yemen Despite Strikes
The Houthi group did not specify where the plane landed.
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Yemen Government Suspends Participation In Peace Talks
Yemen's government suspended its participation in talks with Iran-backed rebels today for the second time this month, the foreign minister said, in a new setback to the UN-backed peace process.
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Yemen Government Forces Take Northwestern City, UN Concern At Truce Violations
Yemeni troops loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi gained control of an important northwestern city on Friday, residents and tribal sources said, as the U.N. scurried to salvage an increasingly fragile ceasefire.
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Yemen Government Invited to UN-Brokered Peace Talks: Spokesman
The Yemeni government has been invited to take part in a new round of UN-brokered talks with rebels to end the country's deadly seven-month-old conflict, spokesman Rajih Badi said Saturday.
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Yemeni President Dismisses Houthi Concessions as 'Manoeuvre'
Yemen's government dismissed as a "manoeuvre" on Thursday the Houthis' acceptance of a U.N.-sponsored peace plan and demanded that the Iran-backed group hand back territory it has seized since last year.
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Arab Coalition Faces New Islamic State Foe in Yemen Conflict
An unprecedented attack on Yemen's government claimed by the Islamic State terrorist group has raised a fresh challenge for the Saudi-led coalition backing the embattled president, analysts say.
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Yemen Government Shuns Talks, Begins Major Military Push
Yemen's exiled government backed out of UN-brokered peace talks as loyalist forces supported by a Saudi-led coalition launched a major offensive against Shiite Huthi rebels on Sunday.
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Bomb Hits Governor's Office in Yemen's Aden, 4 Dead
A bomb attack on the governor's temporary headquarters in Yemen's main southern city of Aden on Thursday killed four people and wounded 10 others, security officials and medics said.
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Yemen Government Rejects Iranian Peace Plan
Yemen's government has rejected a four-point peace plan for the country that Iran submitted to the United Nations, a spokesman said on Saturday.
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Yemen Swears in New Government Amid Crisis
Yemen has sworn in a new government despite objections from the ruling party, led my former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, and allied Shiite rebels who control the capital.
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Seven Rebel Activists Killed Trying to Storm Yemen Government Headquarters
Yemeni police shot dead seven Shiite rebel activists on Tuesday when they opened fire on hundreds of protesters attempting to storm government headquarters, a protest organiser said.
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Yemen Government Offers to Resign Within a Month to End Houthi Protests: Source
Yemen's government offered on Saturday to resign within a month and to review an unpopular decision to cut fuel subsidies in an attempt to end protests by the Shi'ite Houthi movement, a government source told Reuters.
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Thousands protest in Yemen; Police fire tear gas
Witnesses say thousands of people in southern Yemen took to the streets to demand that their president step down, and that police attacked the demonstrators with tear gas, batons and bullets. Medical officials said at least 200 of the protesters in Taiz were treated on Sunday for fainting or breathing problems caused by tear gas. They say three pro...
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Iranian Plane Carrying Houthi Delegation Lands In Yemen Despite Strikes
The Houthi group did not specify where the plane landed.
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Yemen Government Suspends Participation In Peace Talks
Yemen's government suspended its participation in talks with Iran-backed rebels today for the second time this month, the foreign minister said, in a new setback to the UN-backed peace process.
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Yemen Government Forces Take Northwestern City, UN Concern At Truce Violations
Yemeni troops loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi gained control of an important northwestern city on Friday, residents and tribal sources said, as the U.N. scurried to salvage an increasingly fragile ceasefire.
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Yemen Government Invited to UN-Brokered Peace Talks: Spokesman
The Yemeni government has been invited to take part in a new round of UN-brokered talks with rebels to end the country's deadly seven-month-old conflict, spokesman Rajih Badi said Saturday.
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Yemeni President Dismisses Houthi Concessions as 'Manoeuvre'
Yemen's government dismissed as a "manoeuvre" on Thursday the Houthis' acceptance of a U.N.-sponsored peace plan and demanded that the Iran-backed group hand back territory it has seized since last year.
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Arab Coalition Faces New Islamic State Foe in Yemen Conflict
An unprecedented attack on Yemen's government claimed by the Islamic State terrorist group has raised a fresh challenge for the Saudi-led coalition backing the embattled president, analysts say.
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Yemen Government Shuns Talks, Begins Major Military Push
Yemen's exiled government backed out of UN-brokered peace talks as loyalist forces supported by a Saudi-led coalition launched a major offensive against Shiite Huthi rebels on Sunday.
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Bomb Hits Governor's Office in Yemen's Aden, 4 Dead
A bomb attack on the governor's temporary headquarters in Yemen's main southern city of Aden on Thursday killed four people and wounded 10 others, security officials and medics said.
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Yemen Government Rejects Iranian Peace Plan
Yemen's government has rejected a four-point peace plan for the country that Iran submitted to the United Nations, a spokesman said on Saturday.
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Yemen Swears in New Government Amid Crisis
Yemen has sworn in a new government despite objections from the ruling party, led my former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, and allied Shiite rebels who control the capital.
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Seven Rebel Activists Killed Trying to Storm Yemen Government Headquarters
Yemeni police shot dead seven Shiite rebel activists on Tuesday when they opened fire on hundreds of protesters attempting to storm government headquarters, a protest organiser said.
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Yemen Government Offers to Resign Within a Month to End Houthi Protests: Source
Yemen's government offered on Saturday to resign within a month and to review an unpopular decision to cut fuel subsidies in an attempt to end protests by the Shi'ite Houthi movement, a government source told Reuters.
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Thousands protest in Yemen; Police fire tear gas
Witnesses say thousands of people in southern Yemen took to the streets to demand that their president step down, and that police attacked the demonstrators with tear gas, batons and bullets. Medical officials said at least 200 of the protesters in Taiz were treated on Sunday for fainting or breathing problems caused by tear gas. They say three pro...
