Hadi elected in one-candidate vote

A ceasefire sought to end the sixth war between the government and Houthi forces, though fundamental grievances remained unresolved.

Inspired by regional uprisings, Yemenis mobilized against corruption, inequality and President Saleh’s long rule.

Security-linked gunmen killed dozens of demonstrators in Sana’a, galvanizing protests and accelerating defections from the government.

An attack on the presidential compound wounded Saleh, who traveled to Saudi Arabia for treatment during a prolonged political crisis.

Saleh signed a Gulf Cooperation Council-backed agreement transferring power while granting immunity provisions that drew criticism from protesters and rights groups.

A major attack killed scores of soldiers, illustrating the continuing threat posed by armed extremist groups during the transition.

The conference convened diverse political constituencies to debate governance and federalism but did not resolve all demands of the southern and Houthi movements.

A US drone strike in al-Bayda reportedly killed civilians traveling in a wedding procession, intensifying criticism of the counterterrorism campaign.

The conference ended with recommendations for reform; implementation and representation remained deeply contested.

Ansar Allah fighters took control of key sites in the capital amid protests and alliances with forces loyal to former president Saleh.