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We have started to collect the most important news related to Yemen in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
At least thirty-eight people have been killed in renewed fighting between Yemen's security forces and armed members of the country's biggest tribe.
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A second day of heavy fighting in Yemen's capital Sanaa between security forces and anti-government tribesmen leaves 38 people dead.
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Three people are were killed fighting in the Yemeni capital Sanaa between security forces and anti-government tribesmen.
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Gulf Arab states have suspended their efforts to negotiate a power transfer deal in Yemen after President Ali Abdullah Saleh refused to sign it on Sunday.
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The Gulf Co-operation Council suspends its efforts to mediate in Yemen's political crisis, after President Saleh refuses to sign a deal to resign.
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Yemen's government and opposition say they will sign a new Gulf-brokered deal to end the country's crisis, after an earlier agreement failed.
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PakistanA senior Yemeni al-Qaeda operative has been arrested in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi, Pakistan's army says.
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QatarThree people are killed and 18 wounded during protests in Yemen, witnesses say, as Qatar pulls out of efforts to end Yemen's political crisis.
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Yemeni security forces open fire on protesters in the cities of Taiz and al-Bayda, killing at least two and wounding dozens, reports say.
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Security forces in Yemen have opened fire on anti-government protesters in the capital, Sanaa.
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Yemeni security forces open fire on anti-government protesters in four cities, killing at least five people and wounding scores, medics say.
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A deal to end the unrest in Yemen appears to be unravelling after President Ali Abdullah Saleh refuses to turn up to sign it.
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A deal for Yemen's veteran leader to hand over power and end unrest looks in doubt after President Saleh fails to sign it.
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Yemeni security forces opened fire on protesters in the capital, Sanaa, killing at least nine people, witnesses and doctors say.
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Yemeni security forces opened fire on protesters in the capital, Sanaa, killing at least nine people, witnesses and doctors say.
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Yemen's government and opposition will sign within days a deal under which President Ali Abdullah Saleh will step down 30 days later, officials say.
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Yemeni opposition sources say they agree to the Gulf Co-operation Council plan for President Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down after 30 days.
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At least two anti-government protesters have been killed in separate clashes with security forces in Yemen, medical sources and witnesses say.
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Thousands of anti-government protesters stand their ground in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, despite a deal that would see President Saleh stand down.
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President Ali Abdullah Saleh says any transition in Yemen has to be done in a constitutional manner, and power should not be handed to protesters.
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Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh describes protests against him as an attempted coup
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After months of street protests against his leadership, the President of Yemen, Ali Abdullah Saleh, has accepted a plan put forward by the Gulf Arab states for him to hand over power.
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President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen agrees to step down under a 30-day transition plan to end increasingly violent unrest over his rule.
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Yemen's president gives a guarded welcome to the Gulf Arab transition plan, as his supporters and opponents stage huge rallies.
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A grouping of Gulf states offers Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh a proposal for a transfer of power in an attempt to end the country's political crisis.
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