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Exclusive: Arms ship seized by Yemen may have been Somalia-bound: U.N.
UNITED NATIONS - An Iranian ship laden with arms seized by Yemeni authorities in January may also have been bound for Somalia, according to a confidential U.N. report seen by Reuters on Monday.
Yemen's Aden Refinery seeks 600,000 T gasoil for July-Sept
SINGAPORE, June 25 - Yemen's Aden Refinery is seeking 600,000 tonnes of high sulphur gasoil for delivery over July to September in a new short-term contract that closes later this week, industry sources said on Tuesday.
Yemen's main crude pipeline repaired after blast -oil official
SANAA, June 20 - Yemen's main oil export pipeline has been repaired and crude is again flowing to the terminal on the Red Sea after tribesman blew up a section of the link last week, a Yemeni oil official said on Thursday.
Three people killed in northern Yemen bombing: official
SANAA - Three people were killed and eight wounded in a town in northern Yemen on Wednesday when a suicide bomber riding a motorbike blew himself up in a busy market, a security official said.
Yemen's main oil pipeline attacked, flow of crude halted
June 14 - Tribesmen blew up Yemen's main oil export pipeline on Friday, halting the flow of crude just a day after it had been repaired following a similar attack last month, a local official said.
Yemen inflation hits 14-mth high of 14 pct in April
DUBAI, June 11 - Annual inflation in Yemen surged to 14 percent in April, the highest level since February 2012, fuelled by rises in the prices of food, tobacco and qat, central bank data showed on Tuesday.
Yemen says detains local al Qaeda leader, two soldiers die in raid
ADEN - Yemeni troops detained a local al Qaeda leader in a raid on his hideout in eastern Yemen on Monday, only days after a military operation to foil plans to set up an Islamist state in the area, state news agency Saba said.
Yemen c.bank exceeds legal cap on govt loans by $1.6 bln
DUBAI, June 10 - Yemen's central bank exceeded the legal limit on how much it may lend to the government by 347.9 billion rials ($1.6 billion) last year, its annual financial statement showed.
Two Yemenis killed during protest against secret service
SANAA - Yemeni security forces shot and killed at least two people from a restive Shi'ite group and wounded 30 others on Sunday when they opened fire on demonstrators protesting against a security branch accused of abuses, the group said.
Yemen launches assaults on al Qaeda, several killed
ADEN - At least 11 people were killed in Yemeni army operations against al Qaeda-linked militants on Wednesday, including an offensive in eastern Yemen, where fighters had declared their aim to set up an Islamist state.
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