Negotiators found some common ground, but could not agree on reopening Sana'a Airport or resolving economic issues
Indirect talks between Houthi and Hadi government delegates appear deadlocked for moment
Analysts in the region see the mere fact that the opposing sides are talking as major achievement
Arab media report warm welcome in Egypt, small protests in Tunisia
Houthis say they will resume fighting if UN efforts to broker a cease-fire fail
Saudi deputy public prosecutor alleges Khashoggi was killed during a fight as he was being sedated and tied up at the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul
But Houthi rebels put up strong resistance in Hodeida, despite reported losses of more than a 100 fighters in recent days
Amnesty International says the presence of Houthi forces on the rooftop of a hospital constitutes to violates the human rights of the patients in the building
Treaties changed maps and borders of the Middle East, but left historic memories of many peoples intact
Hundreds attend funeral service in southern city of Minya after seven people killed in ambush claimed by Islamic State terror group
A similar attack targeted a Coptic pilgrim bus on the same road in May 2017
Detractors have accused Khashoggi of supporting Islamists in his youth, but until his recent killing, he was a proponent of democracy for the Arab World
Border crossing is a major economic lifeline between Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and the Gulf states
Khartoum remains on US list of state sponsors of terrorism, adding to country's economic woes
Iranian leaders point fingers at US, Saudi Arabia and UAE
'Arab Struggle Movement for the Liberation of Ahvaz' and Islamic State group both have reportedly claimed responsibility for attack
Some analysts are calling military and security force purge a 'pre-emptive coup'
Saudi coalition appears to step up offensive on Hodeida after failure of UN-sponsored Geneva talks
Verdict in case of deaths resulting from bloody break-up of two Muslim Brotherhood protest camps not final and is expected to be appealed
Head of Basra security argues the protests have not been peaceful and have been infiltrated by groups trying to cause violence
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