The United Nations’ top relief official pleaded for access to a giant grain silo in Yemen’s port city of Hudaydah, saying it could feed 3.7 million hungry people.
Author: DECLAN WALSH
Revolt at American University Where Pompeo Addressed Middle East
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On Sudan’s Streets, Young Professionals Rise Against an Autocrat
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Egypt Acquits Democracy Workers in Case That Strained U.S. Ties
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Yemen Cease-Fire Takes Effect: Why Now and What’s Next?
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Warring Sides in Yemen Agree to Truce in Key Port City
In the biggest step toward peace in years, the Saudi-led coalition and Houthi rebels have agreed to leave Hudaydah, a major conduit for humanitarian aid.
Yemen Peace Talks Begin With Agreement to Free 5,000 Prisoners
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Houthi Delegation Leaves Yemen for Talks in Sweden
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Egyptian Actress Dressed to Impress. She Could Be Jailed for Debauchery.
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