US EditionYemen: “Regional Disorders Continue to Erode Prospects for Peace”, “The Security Council Hears
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Yemen: “Regional disorders continue to erode prospects for peace”, “The Security Council hears
Yemen continues to be one of the countries most inserted by food in the world after more than 12 years of war between the coalition supported by Saoudie supporting the government internationally recognized and Ansar Allah – as the rebels are officially known – with 17 million hunger, according to the UN coordination office, Ochha. […]
As unrest in the Middle East threatens prospects for peace in Yemen, the situation in the country remains fragile. The Security Council will take stock of the situation with Hans Grundberg, the UN envoy to the country, and Ramesh Rajasingham, from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs. Follow the live coverage provided by the […]
The Security Council Stands Before the Latest Political and Economic Developments in Yemen Tomorrow.
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) will hold its periodic meeting on Yemen tomorrow (Tuesday), during which it is scheduled to take stock of Yemen ' s latest political and humanitarian developments and situations, including the continuing impact of regional tensions on progress towards a road map for peace in the country. In accordance with the provisional programme of work, the Security Council will begin its periodic meeting on Ye…
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