December 2018
UN: If Houthis do not stop food aid theft, assistance will be cut off
The UN's World Food Programme has warned Houthi militants in Yemen that food aid will be cut off if they do not stop the theft…
Houthis Begin Redeployment of Forces from Hodeidah Port
The Houthis have begun redeploying their forces from the strategic port of Hodeidah as part of a UN-mediated ceasefire agreement with the Yemeni government. This…
Yemeni Parties Welcome UN Security Council Resolution on Hudaydah Ceasefire
The Yemeni parties have welcomed a UN Security Council resolution aimed at reinforcing the ceasefire in Hudaydah, with both the Houthi rebels and the government…
Reuters: The U.S. Calls for Condemnation of Iran's Actions in Yemen, Russia Opposes
The U.S. is pushing for a UN Security Council resolution to condemn Iran's actions in Yemen, but Russia has opposed this. The ceasefire in Hodeidah…
Stockholm and the Future of Yemen
The recent talks in Stockholm between Yemen's warring factions marked a small step towards peace, but significant challenges remain, particularly regarding the ceasefire in Hodeidah.…
Guterres Says Two Missile Launchers Found in Yemen Are Apparently Iranian
The UN Secretary-General's report suggests that two missile launchers found in Yemen are likely Iranian-made, raising questions about compliance with UN sanctions. The report will…
Agreement Among Yemeni Groups on the Exchange of Over 15,000 Prisoners
The Yemeni government and Houthi representatives have agreed to exchange over 15,000 prisoners as a confidence-building measure for upcoming peace talks. The discussions, taking place…
Sweden Talks; Parties Involved in Yemen 'Have Not Yet Reached Agreement on Key Issues'
UN-led negotiations in Sweden regarding the Yemen conflict have not yet yielded agreements on key issues like the Hodeidah port and Sanaa airport. The Houthis…
UN: Yemen Peace Talks to Begin Thursday in Sweden
Yemen peace talks are set to begin in Sweden with delegations from both the Yemeni government and Houthi rebels present. This follows previous failed negotiations…