The Yemeni government has signed a peace deal with Shiite Houthi rebels after days of fighting that killed dozens of people and displaced thousands more. The agreement calls for an immediate ceasefire and a process for forming a new government. But it is unclear if the Houthis will relinquish a number of major advances nationwide, including the seizure of key government buildings in the capital Sana’a.
Yemeni Gov’t Signs Truce with Shiite Rebels
HeadlineSep 22, 2014