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4-Year-Old Sentenced To Life In Egypt For 'Mistaken Identity'
Following a public outcry, Egyptian authorities have admitted that a military court "mistakenly" sentenced a four-year-old child to life in prison for "committing murder" when he was only one-year-old.
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Yemen's Government Forces Push Into Province Around Capital: Tribal Sources
Forces loyal to Yemen's government fought their way into the province surrounding the capital today, tribal sources said, the closest they have advanced toward Sanaa since the Houthi movement seized it in September last year.
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Yemen Government Forces Take Northwestern City, UN Concern At Truce Violations
Yemeni troops loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi gained control of an important northwestern city on Friday, residents and tribal sources said, as the U.N. scurried to salvage an increasingly fragile ceasefire.
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Yemen Ceasefire To Begin Today At Midnight: Official
A ceasefire in Yemen is set to begin today at midnight on the eve of UN-brokered peace talks in Switzerland, a government delegate at the negotiations told AFP.
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Yemen Peace Talks To Be Held On December 15 In Switzerland: UN Mediator
Warring parties in Yemen have agreed to peace talks in Switzerland beginning on December 15, when a temporary ceasefire will likely be in place, the UN envoy to the country said today.
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Residents Report 27 Die in Yemen Strike, Coalition Denies
A local official and residents said at least 27 people, mostly women or children, were killed on Monday in an air strike on a wedding party in southwest Yemen, but a Saudi-led coalition that has air supremacy over the country strongly denied any role.
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Exiled Yemen PM Khaled Bahah Makes Symbolic Aden Visit to Lead Restoration
Yemeni Prime Minister Khaled Bahah made a symbolic visit to the devastated port of Aden from Saudi exile Saturday, two weeks after loyalist forces ousted Shiite rebels from the city.
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Fighting, Air Strikes Kill At Least 45 in Yemen Despite Truce
Fighting near the southern Yemeni city of Aden killed 35 people on Sunday, the exiled government said, in breach of a temporary humanitarian truce brokered by the United Nations.
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Yemen Ceasefire Announcement Within 24 Hours: Report
A humanitarian ceasefire for Yemen is expected to be announced within 24 hours, the news agency of the dominant, Iranian-allied Houthi group quoted the UN special envoy to the country as saying.
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Air strikes, Ground Combat in Yemen Killed Nearly 200 on Monday
Saudi-led coalition air strikes and clashes killed at least 176 fighters and civilians in Yemen on Monday, residents and media run by the Houthi movement said, the highest daily toll since the Arab air offensive began more than three months ago.
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Saudi-Led Strikes on Yemen Hit Party Headquaters of Houthi Ally Saleh
Saudi-led air raids pounded the Sanaa headquarters of Yemen's former president Ali Abdullah Saleh's General People's Congress party late on Sunday, killing and wounding several people, witnesses and a party official said.
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Germany Urged to Investigate Al-Jazeera Journalist Arrest
The German authorities should carry out an investigation into the two-day detention of Al-Jazeera journalist Ahmed Mansour, a global rights watchdog said today.
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Arrested Al-Jazeera Journalist Arrives Back in Qatar
Jailed Al-Jazeera journalist Ahmed Mansour arrived back in Qatar on Tuesday, blaming his controversial two-day detention in Germany on pressure from the Egyptian government.
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Germany Frees Al Jazeera Journalist Despite Egypt Detention Request
A prominent Al Jazeera journalist was released in Germany today, the television network and German authorities said, two days after he was detained at Berlin airport on Egypt's request.
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Al Jazeera Says Its Journalist Ahmed Mansour to Remain in Custody in Germany
The pan-Arab television network Al Jazeera said today that one of its best known journalists, Ahmed Mansour, had been ordered to remain in custody after appearing before a judge in Germany.
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4-Year-Old Sentenced To Life In Egypt For 'Mistaken Identity'
Following a public outcry, Egyptian authorities have admitted that a military court "mistakenly" sentenced a four-year-old child to life in prison for "committing murder" when he was only one-year-old.
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Yemen's Government Forces Push Into Province Around Capital: Tribal Sources
Forces loyal to Yemen's government fought their way into the province surrounding the capital today, tribal sources said, the closest they have advanced toward Sanaa since the Houthi movement seized it in September last year.
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Yemen Government Forces Take Northwestern City, UN Concern At Truce Violations
Yemeni troops loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi gained control of an important northwestern city on Friday, residents and tribal sources said, as the U.N. scurried to salvage an increasingly fragile ceasefire.
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Yemen Ceasefire To Begin Today At Midnight: Official
A ceasefire in Yemen is set to begin today at midnight on the eve of UN-brokered peace talks in Switzerland, a government delegate at the negotiations told AFP.
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Yemen Peace Talks To Be Held On December 15 In Switzerland: UN Mediator
Warring parties in Yemen have agreed to peace talks in Switzerland beginning on December 15, when a temporary ceasefire will likely be in place, the UN envoy to the country said today.
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Residents Report 27 Die in Yemen Strike, Coalition Denies
A local official and residents said at least 27 people, mostly women or children, were killed on Monday in an air strike on a wedding party in southwest Yemen, but a Saudi-led coalition that has air supremacy over the country strongly denied any role.
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Exiled Yemen PM Khaled Bahah Makes Symbolic Aden Visit to Lead Restoration
Yemeni Prime Minister Khaled Bahah made a symbolic visit to the devastated port of Aden from Saudi exile Saturday, two weeks after loyalist forces ousted Shiite rebels from the city.
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Fighting, Air Strikes Kill At Least 45 in Yemen Despite Truce
Fighting near the southern Yemeni city of Aden killed 35 people on Sunday, the exiled government said, in breach of a temporary humanitarian truce brokered by the United Nations.
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Yemen Ceasefire Announcement Within 24 Hours: Report
A humanitarian ceasefire for Yemen is expected to be announced within 24 hours, the news agency of the dominant, Iranian-allied Houthi group quoted the UN special envoy to the country as saying.
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Air strikes, Ground Combat in Yemen Killed Nearly 200 on Monday
Saudi-led coalition air strikes and clashes killed at least 176 fighters and civilians in Yemen on Monday, residents and media run by the Houthi movement said, the highest daily toll since the Arab air offensive began more than three months ago.
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Saudi-Led Strikes on Yemen Hit Party Headquaters of Houthi Ally Saleh
Saudi-led air raids pounded the Sanaa headquarters of Yemen's former president Ali Abdullah Saleh's General People's Congress party late on Sunday, killing and wounding several people, witnesses and a party official said.
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Germany Urged to Investigate Al-Jazeera Journalist Arrest
The German authorities should carry out an investigation into the two-day detention of Al-Jazeera journalist Ahmed Mansour, a global rights watchdog said today.
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Arrested Al-Jazeera Journalist Arrives Back in Qatar
Jailed Al-Jazeera journalist Ahmed Mansour arrived back in Qatar on Tuesday, blaming his controversial two-day detention in Germany on pressure from the Egyptian government.
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Germany Frees Al Jazeera Journalist Despite Egypt Detention Request
A prominent Al Jazeera journalist was released in Germany today, the television network and German authorities said, two days after he was detained at Berlin airport on Egypt's request.
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Al Jazeera Says Its Journalist Ahmed Mansour to Remain in Custody in Germany
The pan-Arab television network Al Jazeera said today that one of its best known journalists, Ahmed Mansour, had been ordered to remain in custody after appearing before a judge in Germany.
