Yemeni families’ search for missing loved ones hindered by new fighting
Hundreds of people have gone missing in Yemen, with families not knowing whether they were killed in fighting or detained.
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Hundreds of people have gone missing in Yemen, with families not knowing whether they were killed in fighting or detained.
Alliance raises fears of more fighting and confrontation with President Tshisekedi's government.
The Yemeni city of Taiz faces mounting pressure as fighting intensifies in its outskirts in recent days
A first delegation to verify the ceasefire between the Congolese army and M23 was deployed to the region in late August
It is further intensifying the country's humanitarian crisis with more than 5 million people already internally displaced following years of conflict.
It comes a week after fighting erupted north of the capital between the army and a new alliance of armed groups.
Fighting in the north of Ethiopia continued to rage over the weekend, as rebels of the Tigray People's Liberation Front moved beyond Tigray. Human Rights Watch warned against a possible humanitarian crisis in an already troubled region.
First, fighting continues between the Ethiopian forces and the Tigray People's Liberation Front as fears of a regional spillover continue to mount. Then, both the opposition and the ruling UDPS party continue to blame each other for the violence in the latest mass protest. And, the Authenticity and Modernity party looks now to form a coalition to address the top voter issues including the cost of living crisis in Morocco.
Renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia could spread beyond Tigray and destabilize the wider Horn of Africa, an International Crisis Group analyst warned
Aid efforts are being hampered by damaged roads, restricted access and a shortage of funding, as fears grow of a wider humanitarian catastrophe.
The talks come amid continued fighting and disputes over the implementation of key security commitments.
Renewed fighting worsens Yemen’s humanitarian crisis