(Bloomberg) — Yemen separatists have declared self-rule in the country’s south, dealing a major blow to Saudi Arabia’s efforts to end a devastating civil war it fueled in the neighboring nation.A Nov …
Saudi-led coalition rejects south Yemen self-rule declaration
The Saudi-led military coalition on Monday rejected Yemen separatists’ declaration of self-rule over the country’s south and demanded “an end to any escalatory actions”. The separatists’ move …
Saudi Coalition Urges Yemen Separatists to Honor Riyadh Deal
A Saudi-led coalition mired in a yearslong war in Yemen has urged Emirati-backed separatists to honor terms of a Riyadh peace deal and return control of Aden to the country’s internationally …
Crisis in Yemen as Aden separatists declare self-rule
Southern Transitional Council breaks with wartorn state’s internationally recognised government …
Timeline: History of South Yemen separatism
Which events have led to separatists in South Yemen announcing self-rule? Here is a look at its history of separatism.
Yemen war: Separatists declare autonomous rule in south
Separatists in southern Yemen have declared self-rule, breaking a peace deal signed in November with the internationally recognised government. The Aden-based Southern Transitional Council (STC) …
Separatists announce self-rule in southern Yemen
Yemen’s southern separatists have announced plans to establish a self-ruled administration in regions under their control, in a move the country’s internationally-backed government said would have …
STC announces plan for self-rule in south Yemen; government calls it ‘catastrophic’
Yemen’s separatist Southern Transitional Council (STC) on Sunday announced it would establish a self-ruled administration in the regions under their control, which the internationally recognized Saudi …
Crisis in Yemen as Aden separatists declare self-government
Southern Transitional Council breaks with wartorn state’s internationally recognised government …
Saudi led coalition announces ceasefire extension in Yemen
The Houthi group did not accept the coalition’s previous ceasefire announcement and violence has continued in several provinces.