We have started to collect the most important news related to Yemen in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A high-ranking German diplomat and his family are missing, feared kidnapped, in eastern Yemen.
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At least 30 people are dead and dozens are missing after a landslide hits a village in Yemen.
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A German ex-minister and his family are freed in Yemen after being held captive by tribesmen.
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The number of people killed in a landslide in a Yemeni village rises to at least 56, reports say.
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Five Italians are kidnapped in Yemen despite the government pledging more efforts to end abductions.
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Yemen says it will not negotiate with tribesmen holding five Italians hostage, and has them surrounded.
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Yemeni tribesmen holding five Italian tourists say they will kill them if the government uses force against them.
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Somalia's interim government is close to a deal at talks in Yemen to start relocating to the capital.
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Rival leaders sign a deal to assemble the transitional parliament for the first time in Somalia within 30 days.
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Five Italian tourists taken hostage by Yemeni tribesmen on 1 January are freed unharmed.
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Security forces in Yemen continue the hunt for 23 suspected al-Qaeda members who broke out of prison.
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Interpol issues a global alert for 23 jailbreakers in Yemen, including at least 13 linked to al-Qaeda.
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