The agreement reached by the Yemeni government in Muscat with the Houthis to exchange about 2,900 prisoners and detainees from both sides marks a new test of the group’s credibility in closing one of the conflict’s most complex humanitarian files after years of delays and failure. Despite a broad l»»»

The EU echoes the statement made by members of the Security Council and reaffirms its support to the efforts of the United Nations Special Envoy for Yemen and its commitment to working towards lasting peace and prosperity for the Yemeni people. The EU calls for de-escalation and encourages enhanced»»»

Saudi-Omani delegation is planning to travel to Yemen's capital Sanaa next week to hash out a permanent ceasefire deal with Houthi officials and end the country's eight-year-old conflict, two sources involved in the talks said. If an agreement is reached, Yemen's warring parties could announce an a»»»