Peace talks between Saudi Arabia and Houthis bring hope for end to Yemen war.

A Saudi Arabian delegation is in Yemen's capital Sana'a for talks with the Houthi rebel movement aimed at reaching a new and potentially permanent ceasefire. A mediation team from Oman is also in Sana'a. The talks are seen as a significant sign of the willingness of both sides to finally reach a deal that could end the war. The terms of such a deal have not been made public, but they are said to include commitments to pay the wages of public employees and reopen all ports and airports. The conflict in Yemen is complex, and a permanent ceasefire between the Saudi-led coalition and the Houthis wouldn't necessarily bring an end to all fighting.